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Re: Synthetic Decking: Best Buy or Absolute Nightmare?
Just replaced my deck in Northern California with Trex and was generally pleased with the result. The old deck was redwood, poorly maintained, and after less than 8 yrs the boards were rotting on the edges where leaves had plugged up the gaps between boards. My daughter had many slivers from the old redwood deck and especially appreciates being able to go barefoot on the Trex. Yes it is hot in the summer, but with 100 degree outside temp the redwood was scorching too.
posted: 7:11 pm on August 24thWe have alot of trees and such in our backyard, so the deck has alot of leaves and rain during the rainy season (winter here in NorCal), and the Trex cleans up pretty well.
My verdict - my practical side says Trex is totally sufficient for my needs.