Trex Transcend® Decking: Texarkana, TX

Trex Texarkana Case Study Decking Railing Walkway 2X
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Bringle Lake park in Texarkana, Texas, underwent a $2.76M renovation that was completed on 2014. The renovation and expansion around the 199-arce Bringle Lake, on a property managed by Texarkana Parks and Recreation Department, features a floating fishing dock and walkways crafted from Trex composite decking and railing.

Budget
$2,760,000
Time Span
2019-2014
Status
Complete (2014)
Architect
TEC Construction
Texarkana Construction
Location
Texarkana, TX
Type
Commercial
Budget
$2,760,000
Time Span
2019-2014
Status
Complete (2014)
Architect
TEC Construction
Texarkana Construction
Location
Texarkana, TX
Type
Commercial
Products
Trex Transcend® Decking in Tree House
Trex Transcend® Railing in Tree House and Vintage Lantern
Trex Texarkana Case Study Decking Railing Walkway 2X
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Trex Transcend® decking in Tree House (a discontinued color) and Transcend railing in Vintage Lantern with square composite balusters in Tree House combine to create walkways that connect various nature meandering through the 15 acres of preserved wetlands. Trex fascia boards finish the look.

The park also features playgrounds, volleyball courts, pavilions, exercise stations and paths allow for biking, running and walking.

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