A partnership built for nature, naturally.

For years, Trex and REI Co-op have worked together to recycle plastic film waste to create Trex’s eco-friendly, long-lasting and beautiful outdoor product made from recycled materials. So when it came time to expand the REI Signature Camp at Bryce Canyon, it was only natural that we worked together to create an elevated tent platform design that nurtures nature right back.

Building Something Better With US

Build Something Better With Us

Chosen for its durability, eco-friendly Trex Transcend® Lineage™ in Biscayne will maintain its vibrant color and luxurious finish no matter what Mother Nature throws at it. Lineage delivers unyielding performance and minimal maintenance with heat-mitigation technology that makes it our coolest decking yet.* Literally.

It starts with us. It continues with you.

It starts with us. It continues with you.

Discover what kind of plastic film you can donate to make beautiful, recycled composite decking and other sustainable products from Trex. Find out what happens to your donation and how it contributes to keeping millions of pounds out of landfills annually.

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Cooperative by Nature, Enduring by Design

Trex and REI Co-op Experiences create spaces for restorative moments. Experience immersive outdoor adventures with Trex deck platforms, REI Co-op gear, and breathtaking views on guided hikes led by REI guides. Leave smaller footprints and create lasting legacies with this thoughtfully crafted outdoor experience.

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Sustainability is ingrained in us.

With a backdrop as stunning as Bryce Canyon, it’s hard not to fall in love with the beauty of the natural landscape. Discover sustainable Trex products that can make as much of a difference in the great outdoors as they can right in your own backyard.

*Although Trex Transcend Lineage is designed to be cooler than most other composite decking products of a similar color, on a hot sunny day. It will get hot. On hot days, care should be taken to avoid extended contact between exposed skin and the deck surface, especially with young children and those with special needs.