Secular Humouresque wrote:
On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular Humouresque" wrote in message
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A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit less so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to that of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk chocolate covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer, but I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



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No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install. Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of the back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not sure who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7


Thanks!

Say what? Don didn't jump in to question "install" and "mans"? I
thought he was here to improve the group. WAFL!

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On Fri, 08 Oct 2010 06:12:15 -0400, Secular Humouresque
wrote:


On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular wrote in message
m...

A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit less so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to that of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk chocolate covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer, but I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



--
Republicans are the Party of No:
No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install. Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of the back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not sure who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7



Thanks!

The plastic wood product they are pitching us for our docks is a 1.5"
x 5.5" thick trex like product except it doesn't have a wood filler.
The color goes all the way through.

Based on that limited information I would want something with a solid
binder in the material.

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On Fri, 08 Oct 2010 06:12:15 -0400, Secular Humouresque
wrote:

On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular Humouresque" wrote in message
m...
A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit less so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to that
of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk chocolate
covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer, but I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



--
Republicans are the Party of No:
No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install.
Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of the
back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not sure
who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7


Thanks!

The plastic wood product they are pitching us for our docks is a 1.5"
x 5.5" thick trex like product except it doesn't have a wood filler.
The color goes all the way through.

The Trex did not rot. I have a claim in on my deck. They had a couple
years of bad plasticizer which causes the Trex to break down.

Are you sure the problem wasn't caused by all the liquor you slosh on the
deck?

As I said asshole, do not judge the rest of us by you and your son.

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On Fri, 08 Oct 2010 06:12:15 -0400, Secular Humouresque
wrote:

On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular Humouresque" wrote in message
m...
A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit less so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to that
of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk chocolate
covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et
cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer, but I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



--
Republicans are the Party of No:
No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install.
Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of the
back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not sure
who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7


Thanks!

The plastic wood product they are pitching us for our docks is a 1.5"
x 5.5" thick trex like product except it doesn't have a wood filler.
The color goes all the way through.

The Trex did not rot. I have a claim in on my deck. They had a couple
years of bad plasticizer which causes the Trex to break down.

Are you sure the problem wasn't caused by all the liquor you slosh on the
deck?

As I said asshole, do not judge the rest of us by you and your son.

No, I judge you by a lower standard Swill........ as evidenced by your
posts in this newsgroup.

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On Fri, 08 Oct 2010 06:12:15 -0400, Secular Humouresque
wrote:

On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular Humouresque" wrote in message
m...
A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain
colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit
less so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to
that of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk chocolate
covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et
cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer,
but I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



--
Republicans are the Party of No:
No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install.
Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of
the back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not
sure who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7


Thanks!

The plastic wood product they are pitching us for our docks is a 1.5"
x 5.5" thick trex like product except it doesn't have a wood filler.
The color goes all the way through.

The Trex did not rot. I have a claim in on my deck. They had a
couple years of bad plasticizer which causes the Trex to break down.

Are you sure the problem wasn't caused by all the liquor you slosh
on the deck?

As I said asshole, do not judge the rest of us by you and your son.

No, I judge you by a lower standard Swill........ as evidenced by
your posts in this newsgroup.
6331

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On Fri, 08 Oct 2010 06:12:15 -0400, Secular Humouresque
wrote:

On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular Humouresque" wrote in message
m...
A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain
colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit less
so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to
that of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk chocolate
covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et
cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer, but
I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



--
Republicans are the Party of No:
No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install.
Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of the
back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not
sure who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7


Thanks!

The plastic wood product they are pitching us for our docks is a 1.5"
x 5.5" thick trex like product except it doesn't have a wood filler.
The color goes all the way through.

The Trex did not rot. I have a claim in on my deck. They had a
couple years of bad plasticizer which causes the Trex to break down.

Are you sure the problem wasn't caused by all the liquor you slosh on
the deck?

As I said asshole, do not judge the rest of us by you and your son.

No, I judge you by a lower standard Swill........ as evidenced by your
posts in this newsgroup.
6331

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On Fri, 08 Oct 2010 06:12:15 -0400, Secular Humouresque
wrote:

On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular Humouresque" wrote in message
m...
A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit less
so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to that
of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk chocolate
covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et
cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer, but I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



--
Republicans are the Party of No:
No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install.
Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of the
back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not sure
who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7


Thanks!

The plastic wood product they are pitching us for our docks is a 1.5"
x 5.5" thick trex like product except it doesn't have a wood filler.
The color goes all the way through.

The Trex did not rot. I have a claim in on my deck. They had a couple
years of bad plasticizer which causes the Trex to break down.

Are you sure the problem wasn't caused by all the liquor you slosh on
the deck?

As I said asshole, do not judge the rest of us by you and your son.

No, I judge you by a lower standard Swill........ as evidenced by your
posts in this newsgroup.

I judge you to be not very smart. An asshole probably when you were a
government employee also. One of those who give government workers a bad
name.

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On Fri, 08 Oct 2010 06:12:15 -0400, Secular Humouresque
wrote:

On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular Humouresque" wrote in message
m...
A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain
colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit less
so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to
that of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk chocolate
covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et
cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer, but
I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



--
Republicans are the Party of No:
No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install.
Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of the
back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not
sure who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7


Thanks!

The plastic wood product they are pitching us for our docks is a 1.5"
x 5.5" thick trex like product except it doesn't have a wood filler.
The color goes all the way through.

The Trex did not rot. I have a claim in on my deck. They had a
couple years of bad plasticizer which causes the Trex to break down.

Are you sure the problem wasn't caused by all the liquor you slosh on
the deck?

As I said asshole, do not judge the rest of us by you and your son.

No, I judge you by a lower standard Swill........ as evidenced by your
posts in this newsgroup.

I judge you to be not very smart. An asshole probably when you were a
government employee also. One of those who give government workers a bad
name.

I wasn't a "government worker", dummy.

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On Fri, 08 Oct 2010 06:12:15 -0400, Secular Humouresque
wrote:

On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular Humouresque" wrote in message
m...
A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the
decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain
colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC
decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit
less so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to
that of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk
chocolate covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about
actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et
cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer,
but I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



--
Republicans are the Party of No:
No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install.
Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of
the back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not
sure who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7


Thanks!

The plastic wood product they are pitching us for our docks is a
1.5"
x 5.5" thick trex like product except it doesn't have a wood filler.
The color goes all the way through.

The Trex did not rot. I have a claim in on my deck. They had a
couple years of bad plasticizer which causes the Trex to break down.

Are you sure the problem wasn't caused by all the liquor you slosh
on the deck?

As I said asshole, do not judge the rest of us by you and your son.

No, I judge you by a lower standard Swill........ as evidenced by
your posts in this newsgroup.

I judge you to be not very smart. An asshole probably when you were a
government employee also. One of those who give government workers a
bad name.

I wasn't a "government worker", dummy.


Bilious Bill was an unlicensed home handyman who hired his undocumented
workers at shape-ups.

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On Fri, 08 Oct 2010 06:12:15 -0400, Secular Humouresque
wrote:

On 10/7/10 10:35 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:

"Secular Humouresque" wrote in message
m...
A quandary:

I have been planning to use TREX composite lumber for the
decking,
railing, trim, stairs, on the deck I'll be building soon.

TREX is a composite wood and plastic material and in certain
colors
looks pretty much like wood as opposed to looking like plastic.

Another material I'm told I should consider is Fiberon PVC
decking
which, in certain colors, also looks like wood, though a bit less
so
than the TREX. The Fiberon PVC has a composite core similar to
that of
the TREX, but it is wrapped in PVC, sort of like milk chocolate
covers
the nougat of a MARS bar. :)

The appearance of either is acceptable. I'm wondering about
actual
durability, wear, resistance to fading, chalking, stains, et
cetera.I
have a feeling the PVC coated material looks the same longer, but
I
wonder how durable the PVC is to abrasion.

Comments? Suggestions?



--
Republicans are the Party of No:
No Leaders / No Ideas / No Morals

Here are some relatively recent pics of Trex being install.
Apparently,
it does "rot" whatever that mans. My dad had to replace most of
the back
deck, which he got from the company for free, apparently... Not
sure who
took the pictures.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2aenv2e&s=7


Thanks!

The plastic wood product they are pitching us for our docks is a
1.5"
x 5.5" thick trex like product except it doesn't have a wood filler.
The color goes all the way through.

The Trex did not rot. I have a claim in on my deck. They had a
couple years of bad plasticizer which causes the Trex to break down.

Are you sure the problem wasn't caused by all the liquor you slosh on
the deck?

As I said asshole, do not judge the rest of us by you and your son.

No, I judge you by a lower standard Swill........ as evidenced by your
posts in this newsgroup.

I judge you to be not very smart. An asshole probably when you were a
government employee also. One of those who give government workers a bad
name.

I wasn't a "government worker", dummy.

You worked for a government owned corporation. Unless you worked for the
Hudson Bay company as a clerk.

Definition: A federal Crown corporation in Canada is a corporation
established by the federal government to deliver public policy when the
government feels that government departments, other levels of government or
the private sector cannot adequately do so. A Crown corporation is wholly
owned either directly or indirectly by the government.