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Recycling Facts
NO TREES ARE CUT DOWN for
the purpose of making Trex.
Our wood comes from:
Reclaimed wood
from wood working
operations
Sawdust
(300 million lbs.
per year)
Used pallets
Trex keeps some 300,000 tons of plastic and wood scrap out of landfills every year.
That comes to about 600,000,000
pounds saved annually
Our manufacturing process is as green as our final product.
Trex trailers used to transport
wood dust utilize vegetable-
based oil hydraulics
Our proprietary processing
method eliminates smokestacks
Factory run-off/refuse is
recycled back into the
manufacturing line
Trex is one of the largest plastic bag recyclers in the U.S.
7 out of 10 recycled grocery
bags in the U.S. end up at Trex
(about 1.5 billion per year)
Trex gets a little "green" help from friends.
We regularly seek out third-party
audits to make sure we're
continuously improving our green
practices while meeting all
environmental, health and safety
guidelines and regulations.