Trex in the Aisle


BEFORE YOU SHOP

Trex® is available in both The Home Depot® and Lowe's® stores throughout the country, offering an up-close look and feel that no catalog or website can match. But with so many products on the shelves, home improvement stores can be a lot to take in. Next time you're in the decking aisle, just remember these four points for a simple shopping experience:

Trex shares the aisle with other composites, so keep an eye on the details that make it the number one decking brand in the world.
Railing is one of the most important elements of your deck, but it’s only carried in select stores and may be in a different aisle than decking.
Since space is confined, you won’t see every Trex product available in the aisle. Just visit the sales desk to learn more about our whole product lineup—all available to purchase through special order.
For some extra help navigating the aisles, scroll through the slideshow and reference materials below.

 

 

 

Next Steps after the Store

Resources for Moving Ahead

 

Explore the entire Trex collection by visiting the sales desk at your nearby home improvement store.
BROWSE PRODUCTS

We’ve got way more to see beyond the shelves. Explore our products section for all of our offerings.

View our Products

Order decking samples on shop.trex.com to see any of Trex's 18 available colors.
ORDER SAMPLES

Browsing decking samples has just gotten easier. With ShopTrex you can order sample boards in any of our 18 colors.

Visit ShopTrex

Trex's deck cost calculator tool can help you determine how much materials are going to cost.
ESTIMATE DECK COST

Looking to plan your budget? Try out our deck cost calculator tool to get an idea of how much your project’s materials are going to cost.

Try the Deck Cost Calculator

Now that you've bought materials, you're ready to start building. If you're thinking about building your own deck, consult our DIY builder checklist.
DO IT YOURSELF

Thinking about building your own deck? Consult our handy DIY builder checklist to make sure everything’s in order before firing up the power tools.

Use the DIY Checklist