Trex Composite & Wood Decks
Outdoor Living Built to Last
Knot Just Decks uses both composite material and pressure-treated wood so that you can select the ideal material for your unique deck. Trex composite decking gives the appearance of hardwood with minimal maintenance. Both natural wood and composites are attractive and long-lasting.
Which type of decking is best for your home?
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Will your deck be exposed to much direct sunlight?
Composite materials tend to retain much more heat than natural wood. (You could always add an awning, canopy, or pergola.)
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How much time are you willing to devote/ how much are you willing to spend to keep up with maintenance?
Wood decks require routine maintenance: washing, staining, sealing, and inspections for rot and insect damage.
Composite decking requires little to no maintenance. All you need is a broom, hose, bucket, and sponge to keep it clean.
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Do you prefer consistency or the variations that nature provides?
Wooden decks have “character marks” and color variations; most composite decks are more consistent with color and patterning.
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What do you consider “green”?
Wood decks are composed of 100% biodegradable materials.
Trex decking is made from 95% recycled materials, so it depends on your definition of “green.”
