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Trex Company, a manufacturer of wood-alternative composite decking and leader in high-performance, low-maintenance outdoor living products, is expanding on the impeccable pedigree of its premium Transcend decking line with the introduction of Trex Transcend® Lineage™. This new generation product heralds what’s next in outdoor living with refined aesthetics, trend-forward colors and enhanced performance features.“Transcend revolutionized the composite decking category when it was first introduced to the market in 2010, offering unprecedented aesthetics and performance, and has remained the industry’s leading composite decking product for more than a decade,” said Adam Zambanini, president of residential products for Trex. “Lineage represents a natural extension of this line, delivering an evolved sense of style that reflects today’s design trends and lifestyles.”
Trex Transcend Lineage boards feature an elevated aesthetic with subtle, elegant graining that delivers an unmatched natural appearance. Available in two new color options – Rainier, an airy mountain grey, and Biscayne, a light coastal brown – these new offerings expand the Transcend collection with nature-inspired tones and texturing that today’s homeowners are seeking. Adding to their appeal, Lineage boards are engineered with heat-mitigating technology in the shell to reflect the sun and keep boards cooler than other composite decking offerings of a similar color.
Like all Trex decking, Lineage boards are made from recycled and reclaimed content and engineered with a proprietary, high-traffic formulation and ultra-durable integrated shell that resists stains, scratches and mold. They won’t rot, warp, crack or splinter like wood – and upkeep is hassle-free. No sanding, staining or painting is ever needed, and spills wash off easily with just soap and water.
Trex Transcend Lineage decking will be available regionally beginning in June. Product will be sold through Trex dealers and major home centers in select markets across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
