Fire-Resistance Rating Trex decking is classified as a Class C, or Class III, building material. As a result, Trex lumber will burn as wood does, even though it contains several other composite materials. So if a fire occurs, your Trex lumber will burn just like the wood on any traditional wood deck.Click to see full answer. Correspondingly, is composite decking fire resistant? Composite Boards Most wood species are rated Class C for fire resistance, but you can build safer with a Class A–rated composite decking like AmeraDeck, made from PVC and wood fiber. Not all composite decking is created equal, though—be sure to check fire ratings before you buy. $2.15 per lineal foot.Subsequently, question is, is composite decking hot on your feet? Wood composite decking products, as with most outdoor building products, can retain heat—especially after a long day in direct sunlight. But with any outdoor surface in direct sunlight, shoes should be worn on hot days to reduce the risk of burning your feet. Hereof, is Trex combustible? It is non-combustible, termite-proof and rust-resistant. To protect your investment Trex Elevation is backed by a 25 year limited residential warranty. Trex Elevations is also environmentally friendly.Can composite decking melt?The surface of the boards can be scratched rather easily. Composite decking cannot be resurfaced. I have read that you can use a heat gun and a wire brush, but I would not recommend this, you are more likely to further damage the material and cause melted and uneven areas.
