Trex Fencing Components
Trex composite fencing now comes in four styles—Seclusions (vertical privacy), Horizons (horizontal privacy in a black steel frame), Solitudes (slim-profile horizontal with aluminum side rails), and Shenandoah (open ranch-rail, 2–4 rails). All styles share Trex’s durable composite construction and come in three colors: Saddle, Winchester Grey, and Woodland Brown.
Trex is a stick-built system that adapts to height, width, and slope as you build. Interlocking pickets snap together to reduce gapping, warping, and twisting found in wood—so you get a clean, consistent look with low maintenance and no painting or staining.
Styles at a Glance
Seclusions (Vertical Privacy)
Interlocking vertical pickets, composite top rail, and a hidden aluminum bottom rail for long-term stiffness.
Horizons (Horizontal Privacy)
Sleek horizontal lines in a black, powder-coated steel frame with Trex composite pickets.
Solitudes (Slim Horizontal Frame)
Refined horizontal look using low-profile aluminum side rails with reinforced top and bottom members.
Shenandoah (Ranch-Rail)
Open 2–4 rail system with routed posts and composite rails—great for boundaries and view corridors.
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Trex Components — Built for Strength
Trex makes installs easier while delivering long-term performance. Thick-walled composite posts are the backbone, resisting wind and impacts better than wood or vinyl. Post caps (Crown, Pyramid, Flat) finish the look and help keep weather out.
In Seclusions, a hidden aluminum bottom rail supports the panel, the composite top rail finishes the section, and interlocking pickets create full privacy. Gates use an internal galvanized steel frame, and hinge-side post inserts add stiffness for years of daily use. Considering Horizons? Our black galvanized steel frame integrates with Trex posts and pickets for a modern horizontal aesthetic; steel posts can be used for an even bolder look.
Trex Construction
Trex composite uses 95% recycled content (about half wood particles, half plastic) plus industrial adhesives and pigments. You get the strength and look of wood with the impermeability of a synthetic—outperforming typical vinyl in wind and impact. Trex fencing (introduced in 2005) is backed by a 25-year limited manufacturer warranty.
Questions? Contact us for layout help, quantities, or an installer recommendation.