Trex Lattice comes standard with a smooth matte white or black finish that is ready to provide many years of carefree enjoyment and beauty. Lattice can also be finished with our exclusive ColorLast finishing process.
What is Trex lattice made of?
Lattice panels from Trex® LatticeWorks™ offer premium features that can help elevate your home’s design. Made from PVC, these decorative lattice panels are durable and lightweight, as well as easily cleaned and maintained! Plus, our lattice is paintable, so you can match it to your personal style.
Is vinyl lattice any good?
The DuraShell® vinyl lattice has passed several fire tests and ratings. The DuraShell® lattice passed the Surface Burning ASTM E84-95 with the highest possible rating.
How do you secure ground lattice?
Use nails to secure the lattice to the lumber pieces, hammering nails every 12 inches. The lumber acts like spacers, allowing you to weave vines through the lattice if desired. It also gives plants better airflow than if the lattice rested flush with a solid surface.
Can you build a pergola out of Trex?
Trex Pergola aluminum reinforced cellular PVC and the all-aluminum pergola kits offer incredible strength along with almost unlimited design options. All Trex Pergola kits can be finished using our proprietary ColorLast paint process to create a pergola that perfectly complements your outdoor living space.
What colors does Lattice come in?
The current color selection is Snow White, Almond, Laguna Dune, Sandtone, Khaki, and Pebblestone. The color is throughout the entire strip, not just a surface color. The lattice is guaranteed against peeling, flaking, cracking and becoming brittle. It won’t fade or warp.
Can Trex be used for fencing?
Trex Seclusions® fencing is the best choice for privacy fencing. Unlike wood and materials made exclusively from plastic, composite fencing provides the best of both worlds — low maintenance and natural appeal. The rich tones of Trex stay vibrant throughout their lifetime even as they weather.
Which is better vinyl or plastic lattice?
Vinyl lattice can easily last for decades. Vinyl lattice does not rot or peel – no replacement cost for that. Because our vinyl lattice stands up to harsh weather and decay, it carries a lifetime warranty.
What can I use instead of lattice under a deck?
Alternatives to Using Traditional Lattice Under a Deck
Create a Room for Storage, Entertainment, or Relaxation. Skirt with modern wood slats. Install shiplap. Create a patterned look. Go for vertical lines. Complement a Craftsman. Go for durability. Plant shrubs or plants.
Can you staple vinyl lattice?
You can use staples, stainless steel screws or even nails to fasten the lattice sheet to the frame or structure. You can attach the lattice on the back side of the structure so the edges are hidden or you can attach the lattice on the front side of the structure revealing the edges.
Does lattice need a frame?
Lattice is typically purchased in either 24-by-48, or 48-by-96-inch sheets and cut to size depending on use. Framing is necessary after cutting.
What is the difference between Trex and TimberTech?
What is this? The only difference between Timbertech and Trex is that Trex provides their customers a 25-year warranty for staining and fading whereas Timbertech offers their customers a 30-year warranty. Their warranties are quite similar including the restrictions that govern the warranties.
Is TimberTech cheaper than wood?
TimberTech decks are a more eco-friendly choice compared to normal deck building. Hardwood decking usually costs 1.25 trees for a single deck. In contrast, TimberTech boards crafted from recycled woods and plastics present no damage to real wood.
Does TimberTech scratch easily?
TimberTech decking boards are made of durable composite lumber that resists fading, rotting and cracking. While it is designed to resist scratches, it is not scratchproof.
