Trex® Full Installation Guide

Comprehensive 2024 Trex installation guide with 285 pages of detailed instructions, specifications, and best practices for professional installers.

2025 INSTALLATION GUIDE

WHAT’S NEW FOR 2025:

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Updated Care and Cleaning Signature and Aluminum Railing

Updated Decking SKUs Updated Fastener SKU's Updated Dock Applications

Added Canada CCMC span and gapping requirements

Updated Railing SKU's Added Select Mesh Rail

Added Select Aluminum Railing Added Aluminum Post Sleeve

Added Enhance Steel Rail Updated Cladding SKU's Updated Warranties Updated color palette

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NOTE: Construction methods are always improving. Please refer to www.trex.com for the most up-to-date installation requirements.

TREX INSTALLATION GUIDE CONTENTS

SECTION ONE: General Information Safety................................................................................................................................5 Tools..................................................................................................................................5 Care and Cleaning....................................................................................................6 SECTION TWO: Planning Ahead Decking........................................................................................................................... 11 Railing (Including ADA Handrail)....................................................................11 Lighting........................................................................................................................... 11 Trex® RainEscape® Drainage System.............................................................11 Installing Hot Tubs, Planters, and Seating.................................................12 Installing Fireplaces and/or Fire Pits............................................................12 Installing Trex® Pergola.........................................................................................12 Installing Trex® Spiral Stairs...............................................................................12 Installing Trex® Outdoor Kitchens..................................................................12 SECTION THREE: Lighting How to Install Trex ® Outdoor Lighting ™ Outdoor Lighting SKUs...................................................................................14 Parts List/Tools Needed.................................................................................15 Lighting and Wiring Overview....................................................................15 Helpful Tips............................................................................................................15 General Information..........................................................................................16 Planning...................................................................................................................16 Installing Wiring..................................................................................................16 Making Connections.........................................................................................16 Timer Operation Instructions......................................................................17 Installing Post Cap Lights..............................................................................17 Installing Deck Rail Lights.............................................................................17 Installing Riser Lights.......................................................................................18 Installing Recessed Deck Lights................................................................18 How to Install Trex Signature ® Post Cap Light .................................... 19 How to Install Trex ® Wedge Deck Rail Light .......................................... 20 How to Install Trex ® Solar Post Cap Light .................................................22 Trex® Wifi Controller Setup ................................................................................ 26 SECTION FOUR: Decking Decking, Fascia, and Fastener SKUs.....................................................30 Decking and Fascia Recommended Fasteners...............................32 Trex® Fascia Installation Recommendations.....................................34 Framing and Fastening Tips.......................................................................37 Rooftop and Sleeper Deck Systems......................................................38 Metal Framing Requirements and Gapping......................................39 Code Compliance.............................................................................................40 Gapping and Overhang..................................................................................41 Important Notes Before Installing Trex Decking...............................42 Routing Square-Edged Boards for Trex Hideaway Hidden Fasteners.........................................................................................42 Abutted Board Attachment Requirements.......................................42 Trex Hideaway® One-Step Hidden Fastener Tool Instructions.....................................................................................................43 Butt Joint Clip Instructions..............................................................................45 Installing Decking without One-Step Tool.........................................46 Replacing Decking ..........................................................................................47 Trex Hideaway® Deck Plug for Trex Transcend® and Trex Select® Decking.................................................................................48 Trex Hideaway® Deck Plug for Trex Enhance® Decking.............49 Trex Hideaway® Fascia Plug.......................................................................50 Trex® Color Match Composite Screw......................................................51 Trex® Fascia Color-Match Composite Screw.....................................52 Spanning Requirements For Trex Stairs..............................................53 Stairs....................................................................................................................53

Installing Trex Stair Treads Installed with Hidden Fasteners.........................................................54 Location and Installation of Surface Mount Post – Decking....55 Parts List/Tools and Materials Needed................................................55 How to Install Post Mounts on Pressure-Treated Wood Framing...............................................................................................55 How to Install Guide Blocks........................................................................56 How to Install Railing System of Choice..............................................57 Location and Installation of Post Mounts – Concrete..................57 How to Install Joist Mount Posts..............................................................59 Inside Mount........................................................................................................60 Fascia Mount.......................................................................................................64 SECTION FIVE: Railing Post Sleeves, Caps and Skirts SKUs......................................................68 Trex Signature Aluminum Railing SKUs..............................................69 Trex Transcend Railing SKUs.......................................................................71 Trex Select Railing SKUs...............................................................................72 Trex Enhance SKUs..........................................................................................74 Aluminum ADA Compliant Handrail SKUs.........................................74 Aluminum Gates SKUs...................................................................................74 Trex Signature ® Railing Parts List/Determining Balusters Needed.........................................75 Installing Trex Signature Posts and/or Trex Signature Crossover Posts on Wood or Concrete..........................................76 Installing Pressure-Treated Post, Post Sleeves, and Skirts to Use with Trex Signature Railing.....................................................77 Installing Trex Signature Posts on Concrete ..................................... 77 Railing Configurations....................................................................................78 Bracket Hardware – Horizontal Applications ...................................79 How to Install Horizontal Railing.............................................................80 How to Install Horizontal Line and Corner Crossover Brackets...81 How to Install Horizontal Railing Post to Post..................................83 How to Install Horizontal Railing Post to Crossover Post..........87 How to Install Horizontal Railing Crossover Post to Crossover Post............................................................................................. 90 How to Install Cocktail Railing..................................................................94 How to Install Traditional Railing..............................................................95 How to Install Horizontal Swivel Brackets..........................................97 How to Install Horizontal Swivel Railing..............................................98 Bracket Hardware – Stair Applications ............................................100 How to Install Stair Posts and Stair Railing.......................................101 Attaching Fixed Stair Brackets and Rails to Trex Signature Posts and Pressure-Treated Posts and Post Sleeves............102 Attaching Stair Swivel/Compound Swivel Brackets And Rails To Trex Signature Posts And Pressure- Treated Post And Post Sleeves..............................................106 Attaching Crossover Swivel Bracket On Trex Signature Post................................................................................... 109 Attaching Stair Rails In Crossover Post Applications.........109 How To Install Signature Cocktail Stair Railing...............................112 How To Install Signature Traditional Stair Railing..........................114 How to Install Signature Horizontal Curved Railing.....................116 Trex ® Signature ® Panels Parts List/Tools Needed..............................................................................119 Bracket Hardware – Horizontal Applications..................................120 How to Install Horizontal Panels ............................................................. 121 Parts List Stair Panels...................................................................................125 Bracket Hardware – Stair Applications...............................................126 How to Install Stair Panels..........................................................................127

TREX INSTALLATION GUIDE CONTENTS / CONTINUED

Trex Signature ® Rod Rail Parts List/Tools Needed........................................................................133 Railing Configurations...........................................................................134 Bracket Hardware – Horizontal Rail Applications ................. 135 How to Install Horizontal Brackets.................................................136 How to Install Horizontal Standard Rod Rail............................138 How to Install Horizontal Cocktail Rod Rail..............................142 How to Install Horizontal Traditional Rod Rail........................144 Bracket Hardware – Rod Rail Stair Applications ...................145 How to Install Standard Rod Rail Stair.........................................147 How to Install Crossover Swivel Brackets.......................................153 How to Install Cocktail Rod Rail Stair..................................................155 How to Install Traditional Rod Rail Stair.............................................157 Trex Signature ® Glass Railing Parts List/Tools Needed.............................................................................158 How to Install Signature Glass Railing.................................................159 How to Install Horizontal Fixed Brackets..........................................159 How to Install Horizontal Swivel Brackets.......................................160 Trex Signature ® Mesh Railing Parts List/Tools Needed - Horizontal Mesh.....................................165 Horizontal Mesh Configurations.............................................................166 How to Install Mesh Brackets...................................................................167 How to Install Mesh Swivel Brackets....................................................168 How to Install Horizontal Mesh Railing...............................................169 How to Install Horizontal Mesh Cocktail Railing............................174 How to Install Mesh Traditional Railing...............................................176 Parts List/Tools Needed - Mesh Stair Railing.................................177 How to Install Mesh Stair Railing Posts/Bracket Hardware....178 How to Install Mesh Stair Railing...........................................................180 How to Install Mesh Cocktail Stair Railing.........................................189 How to Install Mesh Traditional Stair Railing....................................191 Trex Signature ® X-Series ™ How to Install Posts.............................................................................................192 How to Install Horizontal Cable Rail..........................................................194 How to Install Stair Cable Rail.....................................................................206 How to Install Horizontal Frameless Glass Rail...................................217 Trex Aluminum Gate How to Install Aluminum Gate.................................................................221 Trex Transcend ® Railing Parts List/Determining Balusters Needed - Horizontal Railing..............................................................................................................223 Railing Configurations ................................................................................ 224 How to Install Standard Railing..............................................................225 How to Install Cocktail Railing................................................................227 How to Install Traditional Railing...........................................................229 How to Install On-An-Angle Railing....................................................230 How to Install Crown and Universal Bird ’ s Mouth Railing........231 Parts List/Determining Balusters Needed -Stair Railing .......233 Stair Rail Configurations............................................................................234 How to Install Standard Stair Railing..................................................235 How to Install Cocktail Stair Railing.....................................................239 How to Install Traditional Stair Railing..............................................240 Trex Select ® Classic Railing Parts List/Determining Balusters Needed - Horizontal Rail.............................................................................................. 241 Horizontal Railing Configurations.........................................................242 How to Install Standard Horizontal Railing ..................................... 243 How to Install Cocktail Horizontal Railing........................................245 How to Install Traditional Horizontal Railing..................................247 How to Install On-An-Angle Railing....................................................248 Parts List/Determining Balusters Needed - Stair Railing Applications.....................................................................249

Stair Railing Configurations.................................................................250 How to Install Standard Stair Railing ................................................... 251 How to Install Cocktail Stair Railing.....................................................254 How to Install Traditional Stair Railing...............................................255 Parts List/Determining Balusters Needed - T-Rail ® Horizontal Rail............................................................................................. 257 How to Install T-Rail ® Horizontal Rail .................................................. 257 How to Install T-Rail ® 22.5˚ Horizontal Rail .................................... 260 Parts List T-Rail ® Birdsmouth Horizontal Rail..................................261 How to Install T-Rail ® Birdsmouth Horizontal Rail........................262 Parts List/Determining Balusters Needed - T-Rail ® Stair Rail..........................................................................................................263 How to Install T-Rail ® - Stair Rail.............................................................264 Parts List Horizontal Mesh Railing........................................................267 How to Install Horizontal Mesh Railing..............................................268 Parts List/Tools Needed - Mesh Stair Railing................................273 How to Install Mesh Stair Railing...........................................................274 Aluminum Posts...............................................................................................281 Installing Aluminum Posts on Pressure-treated Wood Framing (Corner Post Installation)...................................281 Aluminum Post Sleeve................................................................................282 Parts List/Tools Needed - Aluminum Horizontal Rail Panel.................................................................................................................283 How to Install Aluminum Horizontal Rail Panel............................283 How to Install Aluminum Horizontal Rail Panel Cocktail Configurations............................................................................................287 How to Install Aluminum Horizontal Rail Panel Traditional Configurations............................................................................................288 How to Install Aluminum Horizontal Rail Panel Swivel Brackets......................................................................................... 290 Tools Needed - Aluminum Stair Rail Panel.......................................291 How to Install Aluminum Stair Rail Panel .........................................291 Trex Enhance ® Steel Railing Steel Posts..........................................................................................................294 Installing Steel Posts on Pressure-treated Wood Framing (Corner Post Installation).....................................................................294 Parts List Steel Rail Horizontal Panel..................................................296 How to Install Steel Rail Horizontal Panel .......................................296 How to Install Steel Horizontal Rail Panel Cocktail Configurations............................................................................................299 How to Install Steel Horizontal Rail Panel Traditional Configurations.............................................................................................301 How to Install Steel Horizontal Rail Panel Swivel Brackets..........................................................................................303 Tools Needed - Steel Rail Stair Panel.................................................304 How to Install Steel Rail Stair Panel ...................................................304 Trex Aluminum ADA-Compliant Handrail ADA Handrail Guidelines..........................................................................306 Ramp Application.........................................................................................306 ADA Railing Profiles......................................................................................307 Hardware.............................................................................................................307 How to Install Trex Aluminum ADA-Compliant Components...............................................................................................308 Trex ® Cladding How To Install Open-Joint Cladding..........................................................311 SECTION SIX: Warranties Trex ® Decking, Fascia & Cladding Limited Warranty........................316 Trex ® Fasteners Limited Warranty...............................................................318 Trex ® Steel Railing Limited Warranty........................................................320 Trex ® Aluminum and Composite Railing and Ancillary Products Limited Warranty......................................................................322 TrexPro ® Residential Labor Limited Warranty.....................................324 Color Palette...........................................................................................................325

Safety When working on any construction project, you should wear protective clothing and safety equipment. Wear safety glasses, gloves, a dust mask and long sleeves, particularly when cutting in confined spaces.

Trex decking and railing are heavier and more flexible than wood. DO NOT try to lift the same quantity of Trex boards as you would traditional lumber. Go to www.trex.com for Safety Data Sheets (SDS).

Tools

SAWS Miter Saw:

SPECIFIC DECK BOARD ATTACHMENT TOOLS Screw Guns:

When using a miter saw we recommend using the Trex Blade™ or a carbide-tipped blade with 60 teeth or more. The Trex Blade comes in three different sizes and is ideal for cutting all Trex decking and railing products. Jigsaw: For detailed and/ or small cuts (i.e., cutting deck board to fit around a post), a jigsaw with a carbide- tipped blade can be used. DRILLS Install Trex recommended fasteners with standard power drills, impact drivers (use care if using impact drivers), or right angle drills.

Some Trex recommended deck fasteners are compatible with screw guns. Refer to the recommended fasteners page for more information.

TigerClaw ® Pneumatic Gun: If choosing the TigerClaw TC-G Hidden Fasteners, the TigerClaw pneumatic gun is a terrific option that allows for quicker install time.

Trex Router Bit: Trex decking routs to give extremely crisp edges when using the Trex Router Bit with standard router, and can be used with all Trex Hideaway Hidden Fasteners.

*Tiger Claw ® is a registered trademark of Tiger Claw, Inc.

*Trex ® Blade ™ is manufactured and sold by Freud Tools, Inc. under a Trademark License Agreement with Trex Company, Inc.

NOTE: Construction methods are always improving. Please refer to www.trex.com for the most up-to-date installation requirements.

TREX SIGNATURE ® , TRANSCEND ® , ENHANCE ® AND TREX SELECT ® DECKING–Care and Cleaning Guide All exterior building materials require cleaning. Generally, soap and water is all that is required to clean all Trex Decking products. For Trex Signature decking, some cleaning agents or chemicals such as solvents, acids or plasticizers can damage the surface of Trex Signature decking. Examples may include insect repellents, sunscreen products, or degreasing cleaning agents. Always refer to manufacturing labels as well as contact Trex customer care to determine if a specific product is safe to use. Many products will contain warning information regarding damage to plastic and these such products should never be used on Trex Signature decking. Refer to Trex.com for cleaning recommendations for early generation decking products.

Problem

Solution

The affected area should be sprayed off with a hose to remove surface debris. Use warm soapy water and a soft bristle brush to remove dirt and debris from the embossing pattern.

Dirt and Debris

A pressure washer with no greater than 3100 psi** that has a fan attachment/adjustment and soap dispenser may be used to remove dirt or mud. Spray deck with soap, then follow by gently scrubbing each deck board with a soft bristle brush. Spray/rinse each individual deck board using a fan tip no closer than 8-in (203 mm) from the decking surface. RINSE THOROUGHLY. If dirty water from cleaning is left to dry, a film will remain on the decking surface. When working with cement, concrete, mortar, or stucco, protect the decking as much as possible in order to not get dust particles on the decking surface. These particles, once they get hot or wet, can cause a reaction on the decking surface and are very difficult to remove. If particles get on the decking surface, Trex recommends using Sakrete ™ Concrete Dissolver ( www.sakrete.com/products/ concrete-dissolver ). BE SURE TO FOLLOW MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS. Hard water is water with high amounts of mineral deposits like lime, silica and calcium. When the water dries, deposits are left behind, leaving unsightly spots on surfaces. This is not a defect of Trex products but an issue with the water itself. Generally, these deposits can be cleaned with white vinegar on decking surfaces. Rinsing is required, so care should be taken to not use hard water for this purpose. If hard water must be used, dry with a cloth or use a blower to dry surfaces. In some cases a deck brightener product may also be used to help clean hard water stains. Most colored chalks are permanent and may discolor the surface. Use only Irwin Strait-Line Dust-Off Marking Chalk (purple), DeWalt ® Blue Chalk, or DeWalt ® Orange High Visibility Chalk. Remove all debris from the deck using a hose or broom. Once the deck surface is dry, apply a deck “brightener"* to the deck as directed by the manufacturer. Deck Brighteners contain oxalic acid, which will also remove tannins.

Using a Pressure Washer (General Cleaning Issues )

Issues with Concrete, Cement, Mortar, or Stucco Dust

Hard Water Staining

Chalk Lines

Tannins Due to Debris

A plastic shovel may be used to remove snow from the deck. Use calcium chloride or rock salt to melt the snow and ice from the deck surface.

Ice and Snow

All food spills should be removed as soon as possible. The surface must be cleaned within seven days to maintain the stain warranty. To remove, spray off with a hose and use warm, soapy water and a soft bristle brush (do not use a wire brush) to remove spills from the embossing pattern. If debris such as pollen and dirt is allowed to remain on the deck surface, mold can feed on the biofilm. Using a hose and warm, soapy water with a soft bristle brush (do not use a wire brush) is recommended to remove the food source and mold.

Oil, Grease, and Food

Mold and Mildew

TREX SIGNATURE ® , TRANSCEND ® , ENHANCE ® AND TREX SELECT ® DECKING-Care and Cleaning Guide Problem Solution

While this is not common, static electricity can occur on walking surfaces in dry climates or in areas where dry winds and dust-borne particles lay on the decking surfaces. Static electricity can build up on occupants walking across any composite decking surface, including Trex, then produce a small static shock if they touch a grounded metal surface such as railing, door, etc. This condition can be decreased greatly with the use of a product call ACL Staticide ® . Two products tested were General Purpose Staticide ® and Heavy Duty Staticide ® . Both are effective in greatly reducing static electricity on Trex decking surfaces. Apply full strength, using a mop on a dry decking surface, and allow to dry; no rinsing or diluting needed. Products are non-toxic, non-flammable, non-staining (will not change the color of decking surface), completely biodegradable, and safe to use. Product is water-based and may require a second application after rain or other weather conditions. Over a period of time, the effect of static will dissipate naturally on the decking surface.

Trex and Static Electricity

See link for more information on product: https://www.aclstaticide.com/categories/anti-static-coatings

Use caution when using rubber-backed mats i.e., welcome mats, etc. as these may contain substances that can sometimes discolor or lighten the decking surface.

Rubber Mats

There are methods to heat Trex decking to a high enough temperature to achieve a desired curved radius. Please contact Trex for additional details. Trex Signature and Trex Enhance decking cannot be curved.

Curving Trex Decking

Store decking on a flat level surface and ALWAYS use proper supports (dunnage). DO NOT store directly on the ground. When stacking Signature, Transcend, or Select decking as well as all fascia products, bundles, supports (dunnage) should start approximately 10" (254 mm) from each end (Enhance decking should start approximately 18" (457 mm) from each end) and be spaced approximately 2' (0.61m) on center. In addition, supports (dunnage) should line up vertically/perpendicular to the decking product. Adjust support blocks (dunnage) accordingly if bundles are loose. For Select decking, Enhance decking, and 1x12 and 1x8 products, the maximum stack height is 12 bundles. For all other decking products maximum stack height is 14 bundles (IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT PROPER DUNNAGE SPACING MUST BE IN PLACE FOR THESE HEIGHTS). When stacking multiple bundles, ensure that dunnage lines up vertically down through each stack. ALWAYS cover decking products on site until ready to be installed.

Material Handling/ Storage

Sakrete ™ is a trademark of Oldcastle APG, a CRH Company. *Use of products containing bleach or acid can lighten the surface of Trex. Use in an inconspicuous area to determine whether you like the effect. Product will affect the structural integrity of Trex. **Use of a pressure washer greater than 3100 psi could damage the boards and void the warranty.

NOTES: » Refer to www.trex.com to view a general care and cleaning video for Transcend, Enhance, and Select decking. » Refer to www.trex.com for a care and cleaning guide for Trex Early-Generation Composite and PVC Decking.

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TREX TRANSCEND®, TREX ENHANCE®, AND TREX SELECT® RAILING CARE AND CLEANING GUIDE

Maintaining the appearance of your Trex ® railing is important. The occasional wash is recommended as over time your railing may show signs of weathering as a result of exposure to the elements. The frequency of cleaning will depend on the environment and exposure to various types of elements. For installations where the atmosphere is influenced by bodies of salt water or other contaminant conditions, cleaning is required every 6 to 9 months. Failure to adhere to the required cleaning guidelines will void the Trex Limited Warranty with respect to any condition resulting from such failure. For purposes of any warranty claim, you should retain documentation of the cleaning date, cleaning method used, brand and amount of chemical used, and invoice from cleaning company (or a receipt for chemicals used).

• Never use acetone or other solvents on composite railings as this can damage/dull the surface.

• For color transfer issues (from attachment of baluster spacer), use Mr. Clean ® Magic Eraser ® Original or Plexus ® Plastic Cleaner to help remove this. Note that Plexus Plastic Cleaner can only be used on PVC/acrylic railings and balusters and cannot be used on metal railings or metal balusters.

• For small surface scratches, marks, or scuffs, use Dupli-Color ® Scratch Seal ® Clear Sealer Pen.

• Hard water is water with a high amount of mineral deposits like lime, silica, and calcium. When the water dries, deposits are left behind, leaving unsightly spots or a “film-like” substance on railing and decking surfaces. For hard water issues on railing, these can be cleaned with Mr. Clean ® Magic Eraser ® Original or white vinegar. After applying products to surface, some gentle scrubbing would be needed on the surface to help loosen deposits, and rinsing is required, so care should be taken to not use hard water for this purpose, and if it must be used dry with a cloth or use a blower to dry railing.

Mr. Clean ® and Magic Eraser ® are registered trademarks of The Proctor and Gamble Company. Plexus ® is a registered trademark of BTI Chemical Company Inc. Dupli-Color ® and Scratch Seal ® are registered trademarks of Dupli-Color Products Company.

Maintaining the appearance of your Trex Aluminum Railing system is important. After installation of any Trex railing system, it is recommended to complete an initial cleaning to remove any dirt or contaminants that may have accumulated during installation. The occasional wash is recommended as, over time, your railing system may show signs of weathering as a result of exposure to the elements. The frequency of cleaning will depend on the environment and exposure to various types of elements. of maintaining the appearance of your Trex Aluminum Railing system is to occasionally wash it using a solution of warm water and a non-abrasive, pH neutral detergent solution. The railing surface should be thoroughly rinsed after cleaning to remove all residues. Use a soft white cloth, sponge or a soft bristle brush. It is recommended to test cleaning products on a small, inconspicuous area before use. TREX SIGNATURE ® , TREX SIGNATURE ® TREX SELECT™ ALUMINUM RAILING CARE AND CLEANING GUIDE TREX SIGNATURE®, TREX SIGNATURE® X-SERIES™, TREX SELECT™ ALUMINUM RAILING CARE AND CLEANING GUIDE

PRODUCT

RECOMMENDED CLEANERS

» Formula 409 ® Multi-Surface Cleaner » Spray Nine ® Heavy Duty Cleaner/Degreaser » Fantastik ® Disinfectant Multi-Purpose Cleaner »Windex ® Original Glass Cleaner

Trex Signature ® Railing, Trex Signature ® X-Series ™ Railing, Trex Select™ Aluminum Railing

» Boeshield T-9 ® »RustFree ™

For optimal results, it is recommended to apply Boeshield T-9 ® after installation and each regular cleaning. Use RustFree ™ to remove rust, corrosion and stains from stainless steel cables and hardware; use Boeshield T-9 ® after cleaning with RustFree ™ to protect bare metal surfaces. Follow manufacturer’s instructions for proper application and use of both products. Regular maintenance of the cables is recommended. This includes, but is not limited to, inspection of cable fittings/hardware and general cleaning. It is the responsibility of the owner, at a minimum, to inspect the fittings/hardware once every 12 months. Over time, hardware may loosen and require adjustment and/or tightening. Hardware may also discolor

Trex Signature ® X-Series™ Cable Rail Specifically for the stainless steel cable infill/assemblies on Trex Signature ® X-Series ™ Cable Rail

DO NOT clean Trex Signature railing with solvents such as thinners or solutions containing chlorinated hydrocarbons, esters or ketones.

For installations where the atmosphere is influenced by bodies of salt water or other contaminant conditions, cleaning is required every 6 to 9 months. Failure to adhere to the required cleaning guidelines will void the Trex Limited Warranty with respect to any condition resulting from such failure. For purposes of any warranty claim, you should retain documentation of the cleaning date, cleaning method used, brand and amount of chemical used, and invoice from cleaning company (or a receipt for chemicals used). NOTE: Even by strictly following the above instructions, stainless steel products may corrode, discolor and/or develop surface rust. The likelihood of this is largely determined by the environment in which the products are installed. Installations near salt water are especially susceptible to this. The above mentioned issues, in most cases, can be largely mitigated by completing frequent cleanings in conformance with these instructions.

Formula 409 ® is a trademark of The Clorox Company. Spray Nine ® is a trademark of Illinois Tool Works Inc.

Fantastik ® and Windex ® are trademarks of S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Boeshield T-9 ® and RustFree™ are trademarks of The Boeing Company.

Trex Company, Inc. is not aliated with nor endorsed by any of the above-referenced companies.

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PLANNING AHEAD

Trex Decking: » When installing ANY Trex decking product, especially streaked boards, it is a good idea to mix and match all of the boards on the job site prior to installation to ensure an appealing mix of light and dark tones. » DO NOT combine Trex Select decking with other Trex decking products . Trex Select boards are thinner than Signature, Transcend, or Enhance boards. » For added protection to wood framing, use Trex ® Protect Joist and Beam Tape on the top of joists, rim joists, and ledger boards to help prevent rot and wood decay. Refer to trexprotect.com for more details. Trex Decking Temperature: Like many other outdoor surfaces, such as concrete, asphalt, beach sand, wood decking, other brands of composite decking, etc., Trex ® decking can get hot due to weather and sun exposure. On such days, care needs to be taken to make sure skin does not have extended contact with the surface of the deck, especially with young children and those with special needs. Please note also that the darker the color, the hotter the deck will feel. For hotter climates, consumers should consider choosing a lighter color. Trex Products Near Low-E Window: Low-E glass reflects more sunlight. It has been observed that the extra reflectivity, combined with any concavity in the glass, can act like a concave mirror. This mirror effect concentrates sunlight onto outdoor objects, including that of decking and railing. This can result in an extreme amount of heat concentrated on areas of the decking surface. This can sometimes char the decking surface or cause the decking to slightly bow. Installing Trex® Lattice:

Railing (Including ADA Handrail): » First, pick the railing style you want.

» Calculate your spanning based on the railing you choose. » Determine the number of balusters you will need based on the railing you choose. » All 2024 Trex railing products are made to be installed at 6' or 8' clear span between posts. NOTE: For post placement on stairs, it is VERY IMPORTANT to plan your post spacing based on the length of the rail and angle of the stairs. For nominal 6' and 8' stair rail lengths, stair post spans (measured horizontally) will be less than 6' or 8' due to the angle of the stairs. » Determine post locations prior to installing any decking. In most cases, posts are usually installed before decking is installed. » Confirm with your local building official if ADA Handrail is required, and if so, plan spanning for posts accordingly to allow for attachment of Trex ADA Handrail. ADA Handrail requires a span of 6' OC for posts. » Grill placement: A good recommendation to help prevent damage to your railing is to not have a grill too close to your railing. Allow for ample airspace. 18"-30" is recommended – refer to grill manufacturer for additional details between the back/sides of your grill to help prevent charring or staining to the railing. Refer to www.trex.com to view detailed install instructions for Signature, Transcend or Select railing. Trex® Outdoor Lighting: » Plan locations of lights, power supply, timer, and dimmer. These should be accessible for service if necessary. » Install wiring before decking and railing have been installed. » DO NOT run wires between joists and deck boards. Refer to www.trex.com to view detailed Trex lighting instructions. Trex® RainEscape® Deck Drainage System: » Plan ahead for deck layout to allow for proper placement

of Trex RainEscape within the joist system. » Make sure joists are straight and square. See www.trex.com for more information on Trex ® RainEscape ® recommendations and installation. Trex RainEscape is manufactured and distributed by IBP, LLC, under a trademark license with Trex Company, Inc.

» N o special skills or tools are required to install Trex Lattice. The lattice cuts, drills and routes using standard wood cutting tools. Fastening can be done with stainless steel screws or nails. Refer to www.trexlattice.com/ for information on how to plan, order and install Trex Lattice. Trex Lattice is manufactured and sold by Home & Leisure, Inc., d/b/a/ Structureworks, under a Trademark License Agreement with Trex Company, Inc. A 20-year Limited Warranty is provided by the manufacturer.

NOTE: Construction methods are always improving. Please refer to www.trex.com for the most up-to-date installation requirements.

PLANNING AHEAD/ CONTINUED

Installing Hot Tubs, Planters, and Seating: » Plan ahead proper joist spanning if required (this is especially important if installing a hot tub). » Refer to page 40 for Trex Decking Span Chart for specific loads. Call 1-800-BUY-TREX for detailed questions. Installing Fireplaces and/or Fire Pits With Trex Decking: » Determine if fire will be gas or wood burning. ( NOTE : Most fire pits shown in Trex images are gas burning.) » For gas, the fire pit is installed by cutting around the Trex decking. It is not to be installed on top of Trex ® decking. A fire-resistant material is installed under the fire pit and a protective wall made from stone or other fire-resistant material is installed to hold fire pit in place and also protect the decking from heat. » For wood, fire pits are not recommended directly on top of Trex decking unless using a protective thermal barrier. Wood-burning fire pits can damage the decking due to extreme heat from the bottom of the fire pit and/or embers shooting onto the decking. Trex does recommend that this thermal barrier be moved from time to time for general cleaning underneath. It should be noted that even when using a thermal barrier, embers could shoot beyond this and burn the deck. Ensure from the manufacturer that the thermal barrier is compatible with composite decking. Installing Trex® Spiral Stairs: » Refer to www.trexspiralstairs.com for detailed information on how to plan and install Trex Spiral Stairs. Trex ® Spiral Stairs are manufactured and sold by SS Industries dba Paragon Stairs. Trex ® is a trademark of Trex Company, Inc., and is used by SS Industries dba Paragon Stairs under license with Trex Company, Inc. Installing Trex® Outdoor Kitchens: » Refer to trex-outdoorkitchens.com for detailed information on how to install Trex Outdoor Kitchen products. Trex ® Outdoor Kitchens is manufactured and sold by Danver Acquistions LLC., under a Trademark Agreement with Trex Company, Inc. A Limited Warranty is provided by the manufacturer.

Installing a Trex® Pergola on Trex® Decking: » Keep in mind that if you are planning to install a Trex ® Pergola on your deck, you will need access to the underside of the deck. Trex ® Pergola mounts with a 10 " x 10 " (254 mm x 254 mm) aluminum plate on the underside of the deck, creating a clamping effect on both the top and bottom of the deck for maximum strength. If installed, water barriers and any under deck coverings will have to be removed to properly install the pergola posts. » Consider the location of your pergola posts with respect to joists. However, you do not have to mount your plates between joists. It is possible to place blocks on the bottom of the joists and mount the Trex Pergola brackets through the blocks.

Trex ® Pergola products are manufactured and sold by Home & Leisure, Inc., d/b/a/ Structureworks under a Trademark License Agreement with Trex Company, Inc. A 25-year Limited Warranty is provided by manufacturer.

NOTE: You can always reference the Design Tools Section on www.trex.com for additional planning ahead aids.

NOTE: Construction methods are always improving. Please refer to www.trex.com for the most up-to-date installation requirements.

LIGHTING

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Flat Post Cap Light » 4" x 4" LED Post Cap Light [4.55 in x 4.55 in (115 mm x 115 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 4-in Composite Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead [4.55 in x 4.55 in (115 mm x 115 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 4-in Composite Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead [4.55 in x 4.55 in (115 mm x 115 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 4-in Composite Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead [4.55 in x 4.55 in (115 mm x 115 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 4-in Composite Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead [4.55 in x 4.55 in (115 mm x 115 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 4-in Composite Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead [4.55 in x 4.55 in (115 mm x 115 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 4-in Composite Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead [4.55 in x 4.55 in (115 mm x 115 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 4-in Composite Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Flat Post Cap Light » 4" x 4" LED Post Cap Light Flat Post Cap Light » 4" x 4" LED Post Cap Light Flat Post Cap Light » 4" x 4" LED Post Cap Light » 4" x 4" LED Post Cap Light [4.55 in x 4.55 in actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 4-in Composite Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male Flat Post Cap Light » 4" x 4" LED Post Cap Light Flat Post Cap Light » 4" x 4" LED Post Cap Light (115 mm x 115 mm) Flat Post Cap Light » 4" x 4" LED Post Cap Light LightHub® Lead

Transformer with Timer » Output Voltage: 12VDC » Output Power: 100W or 30W » Output Current: 8.3A or 2.5A » Photo-Activated Timer » 20-ft (6.09 m) LightHub® Wire Extension Cable Transformer with Timer » Output Voltage: 12VDC » Output Power: 100W or 30W » Output Current: 8.3A or 2.5A » Photo-Activated Timer » 20-ft (6.09 m) LightHub® Wire Extension Cable » Output Power: 100W or 30W » Output Current: 8.3A or 2.5A » Output Power: 100W or 30W » Output Current: 8.3A or 2.5A » Output Voltage: 12VDC » Output Power: 100W or 30W » Output Current: 8.3A or 2.5A Transformer with Timer » Output Voltage: 12VDC Transformer with Timer » Output Voltage: 12VDC Transformer with Timer » Output Voltage: 12VDC » Output Power: 100W or 30W » Output Current: 8.3A or 2.5A » Photo-Activated Timer » 20-ft (6.09 m) LightHub® Wire Extension Cable » Photo-Activated Timer » 20-ft (6.09 m) LightHub® Wire Extension Cable » Output Current: 8.3A or 2.5A » Output Power: 100W or 30W » Output Current: 8.3A or 2.5A » 20-ft (6.09 m) LightHub® » Photo-Activated Timer » 20-ft (6.09 m) LightHub® Wire Extension Cable » Photo-Activated Timer » Photo-Activated Timer » 20-ft (6.09 m) LightHub® Wire Extension Cable » Photo-Activated Timer » 20-ft (6.09 m) LightHub® Wire Extension Cable Transformer with Timer » Output Voltage: 12VDC » Output Voltage: 12VDC » Output Power: 100W or 30W Wire Extension Cable LightHub ® Accessories » 3-Way Splitter » 6-Way Splitter LightHub ® Accessories » 3-Way Splitter » 6-Way Splitter LightHub ® Accessories » 3-Way Splitter » 6-Way Splitter LightHub ® Accessories » 3-Way Splitter » 6-Way Splitter ® ® » 3-Way Splitter » 6-Way Splitter ® » 3-Way Splitter » 6-Way Splitter LightHub ® Accessories » 3-Way Splitter » 6-Way Splitter LightHub ® Accessories » 3-Way Splitter » 6-Way Splitter » 5 ft (1.52 m) Wire Extension Cable » 10 ft (3.04 m) Wire Extension Cable » 20 ft (6.09 m) Wire Extension Cable » Female to Female Adapter » 5 ft (1.52 m) Wire Extension Cable » 10 ft (3.04 m) Wire Extension Cable » 20 ft (6.09 m) Wire Extension Cable » Female to Female Adapter » 5 ft (1.52 m) Wire Extension Cable » 10 ft (3.04 m) Wire Extension Cable » 20 ft (6.09 m) Wire Extension Cable » Female to Female Adapter » 5 ft (1.52 m) Wire Extension Cable » 10 ft (3.04 m) Wire Extension Cable » 20 ft (6.09 m) Wire Extension Cable » Female to Female Adapter » 5 ft (1.52 m) Wire Extension Cable » 10 ft (3.04 m) Wire Extension Cable » 20 ft (6.09 m) Wire Extension Cable » Female to Female Adapter » 5 ft (1.52 m) Wire Extension Cable » 10 ft (3.04 m) Wire Extension Cable » 20 ft (6.09 m) Wire Extension Cable » 5 ft (1.52 m) Wire Extension Cable » 10 ft (3.04 m) Wire Extension Cable » 20 ft (6.09 m) Wire Extension Cable » Female to Female Adapter » 5 ft (1.52 m) Wire Extension Cable » 10 ft (3.04 m) Wire Extension Cable » 20 ft (6.09 m) Wire Extension Cable » Female to Female Adapter » Female to Female Adapter

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8.3A, 100W: DIMMABLE 83DLTRANSFORMERCC 2.5A, 30W: 25DLTRANSFORMER 8.3A, 100W: DIMMABLE 83DLTRANSFORMERCC 2.5A, 30W: 25DLTRANSFORMER 8.3A, 100W: DIMMABLE 83DLTRANSFORMERCC 2.5A, 30W: 25DLTRANSFORMER 8.3A, 100W: DIMMABLE 83DLTRANSFORMERCC 2.5A, 30W: 25DLTRANSFORMER 8.3A, 100W: 2.5A, 30W: 8.3A, 100W: DIMMABLE 83DLTRANSFORMERCC 2.5A, 30W: 25DLTRANSFORMER 8.3A, 100W: DIMMABLE 83DLTRANSFORMERCC 2.5A, 30W: 25DLTRANSFORMER 8.3A, 100W: 2.5A, 30W:

Aluminum Post Cap Light » 2.5" x 2.5" LED Aluminum Post Cap Light [2.6 in x 2.6 in (66 mm x 66 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 2.5-in Aluminum Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Post Cap Light » 2.5" x 2.5" LED Aluminum Post Cap Light [2.6 in x 2.6 in (66 mm x 66 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 2.5-in Aluminum Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Post Cap Light » 2.5" x 2.5" LED Aluminum Post Cap Light [2.6 in x 2.6 in (66 mm x 66 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 2.5-in Aluminum Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Post Cap Light » 2.5" x 2.5" LED Aluminum Post Cap Light [2.6 in x 2.6 in (66 mm x 66 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 2.5-in Aluminum Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Light [2.6 in x 2.6 in (66 mm x 66 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 2.5-in » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead » 2.5" x 2.5" LED Aluminum Post Cap Light [2.6 in x 2.6 in (66 mm x 66 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 2.5-in Aluminum Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Post Cap Light » 2.5" x 2.5" LED Aluminum Post Cap Light [2.6 in x 2.6 in (66 mm x 66 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 2.5-in Aluminum Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Post Cap Light » 2.5" x 2.5" LED Aluminum Post Cap Light [2.6 in x 2.6 in (66 mm x 66 mm) actual internal dimensions] » Use with Trex 2.5-in Aluminum Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead » 2.5" x 2.5" LED Aluminum Post Cap Aluminum Railing Posts Aluminum Deck Rail Light » LED Deck Rail Light [2.75-in (69 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead » LED Deck Rail Light » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male » LED Deck Rail Light [2.75-in (69 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead [2.75-in (69 mm) OD] Aluminum Deck Rail Light » LED Deck Rail Light [2.75-in (69 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Deck Rail Light » LED Deck Rail Light [2.75-in (69 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead LightHub® Lead Aluminum Deck Rail Light » LED Deck Rail Light [2.75-in (69 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Wedge Deck Rail Light » LED Wedge Deck Rail Light [1.875-in wide x 3-in high Aluminum Wedge Deck Rail Light » LED Wedge Deck Rail Light [1.875-in wide x 3-in high (47 mm x 76 mm) actual dimensions] » Compatible with all Trex Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Stair Riser Light » 4 LED Riser Lights [1.25-in (31 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Stair Riser Light » 4 LED Riser Lights [1.25-in (31 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Stair Riser Light » 4 LED Riser Lights [1.25-in (31 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Stair Riser Light » 4 LED Riser Lights [1.25-in (31 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead » 4 LED Riser Lights [1.25-in (31 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead » 4 LED Riser Lights [1.25-in (31 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Stair Riser Light » 4 LED Riser Lights [1.25-in (31 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Stair Riser Light » 4 LED Riser Lights [1.25-in (31 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Recessed Deck Light » 4 LED Recessed Lights [1-in (25 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Recessed Deck Light » 4 LED Recessed Lights [1-in (25 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Recessed Deck Light » 4 LED Recessed Lights [1-in (25 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Recessed Deck Light » 4 LED Recessed Lights [1-in (25 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead [1-in (25 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead » 4 LED Recessed Lights [1-in (25 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Recessed Deck Light » 4 LED Recessed Lights [1-in (25 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Recessed Deck Light » 4 LED Recessed Lights [1-in (25 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Deck Rail Light » LED Deck Rail Light [2.75-in (69 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Deck Rail Light » LED Deck Rail Light [2.75-in (69 mm) OD] » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead Aluminum Wedge Deck Rail Light » LED Wedge Deck Rail Light [1.875-in wide x 3-in high Deck Rail Light » LED Wedge Deck Rail Light [1.875-in wide x 3-in high Aluminum Wedge Deck Rail Light » LED Wedge Deck Rail Light [1.875-in wide x 3-in high [1.875-in wide x 3-in high Deck Rail Light » LED Wedge Deck Rail Light [1.875-in wide x 3-in high Aluminum Wedge Deck Rail Light » LED Wedge Deck Rail Light [1.875-in wide x 3-in high » LED Wedge Deck Rail Light » Compatible with all Trex Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead (47 mm x 76 mm) actual dimensions] » Compatible with all Trex Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead (47 mm x 76 mm) actual dimensions] » Compatible with all Trex Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead (47 mm x 76 mm) actual dimensions] (47 mm x 76 mm) actual dimensions] » Compatible with all Trex Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead (47 mm x 76 mm) actual dimensions] » Compatible with all Trex Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead (47 mm x 76 mm) actual dimensions] » Compatible with all Trex Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead (47 mm x 76 mm) actual dimensions] » Compatible with all Trex Railing Posts » 5.5-ft (1.67 m) Male LightHub® Lead

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