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Trex composite decking has a Class B fire rating, which means it is resistant to fire spread, making it a safer option for many residential applications. However, it is not entirely fireproof.

To clean Trex decking, use a mild soap solution and warm water. A soft-bristle brush or mop can help remove dirt. For tougher stains, a composite deck cleaner is recommended. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive tools that can damage the surface.

Trex composite decking is built to last for decades, typically offering a 25-year lifespan or longer with proper care. The material is resistant to many of the issues that affect traditional wood, such as warping, rotting, and splintering.

Yes, Trex decking features a slip-resistant surface, which is especially beneficial for pool decks and areas exposed to moisture. The texture helps reduce the likelihood of slipping even when wet.

YES, MODWOOD DECKING HAS EXCELLENT SLIP RESISTANCE. THE NATURAL GRAIN COLLECTION HAS A NON-SLIP RATING OF R11, AND THE XTREME GUARD® RANGE HAS THE HIGHEST RATING OF P5, MAKING IT IDEAL FOR WET AREAS