How to Install Trex Fencing: Seclusions Fence

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This video breaks down the individual steps for installing a Trex Seclusions Fence. Contractors and DIY homeowners will quickly learn how to build a Trex fence in a step-by-step process from attaching the brackets, to installing the rails, to inserting the interlocking Trex pickets.
Trex Fencing is the best alternative to wood and vinyl for privacy, durability, and low-maintenance. It has led the privacy fence industry in both residential and commercial applications since 2005. Trex composite fencing is available in three beautiful colors and can be constructed up to 12' tall.
To find out more about the Seclusions fence, visit our website or call 877-700-8739 for a copy of the installation guide and advanced tips & tricks. We can also find the product or installation experts in your area. Available throughout the United States and Canada.

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@mariannageoffrey9533 4 года назад

I love how easy it is to install trex fencing. Also love how it looks, it's 95% recycled wood fiber and plastic but still as strong as a wood without its negative attributes.

@TrexFencing 4 года назад

Marianna, we're glad you like Trex fencing. If you have any questions about the product, visit https:\\www.yournextfence.com or call 877-700-8739.

@N2Gyms 3 года назад

Yeah it's expensive but so is lumber nowadays. With composite, I'll no longer will have to stain, replace wood slats, add screws to warped boards, deal with rotting wood and insect damage for the next 25 years. It's worth it! Had 400' professionally installed. I plan to expand the pool area in the future and after watching them install it, I'm pretty sure I can now do it myself.

@kelleyneel6389 5 лет назад

Seems like an easy fence to install for a DIY product.

@multicollinearityfi 5 лет назад

Agreed. Makes it look easy.

@superflyguy218 3 года назад

Yeah only issue is cost when trying to sell this to my customers. Cedar framed 6x8 fence with treated bottom 2x6 rail cost around $25/ft materials alone not including installation or posts/concrete install. This composite fence cost $50/ft not including installation or posts/concrete. So a 100% increase in cost over cedar.

@logankollatt2857 Год назад

Do you guys make large gates for drive ways? If so then I’m for sure gonna invest in this fence

@noahzander6581 5 месяцев назад

Currently on a job site following exact instructions and the gap between the posts should definitely not be 91 inches for anyone building this. The rails come in at 92 1/4 inches and if you set posts with 91 inch gap you will be cutting every single rail. Like I am now.

@BigHomie030 Год назад

Does this come with the wood post needed to bury in the ground? Also how to you fit pickets if you need to cut one? Like say it’s too big or too small and it needs to be cut to fit? Like in wood fence

@tanirjames3274 Год назад

What if you have a short section

@edmundrose6759 Год назад

Tanir, Trex Fencing materials cuts like wood, so if you need to reduce the height or width, you would use fewer components or cut them down. If your section is short by height, cut the pickets and posts. If the section is short by width, cut the rails to length, remove the excess pickets and if the pickets don't interlock perfectly, float two of them and secure them in place with fasteners as noted in the installation guide: trexfencingfds.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Trex-Seclusions-Installation-Guide-Dist.120619.pdf

@richboutin4044 2 года назад

Those posts were not concreted into the ground. They were wobbly. If the posts aren’t set perfectly, then what? It’s obviously not going to fit together when you get to the last piece.

@edmundrose6759 2 года назад

Rich, the video was set up in a demonstration environment and the posts were placed on stands for simplicity. In a true installation, the posts would go into the ground just like wood fence posts. The posts do not need to be set to perfect 96" centers, allowing an installer quite a bit of flexibility. Instructions for cutting rails and adjusting picket spacing are located in the installation guide on our website: trexfencingfds.com/resources/seclusions-install-guides/

@redkop510 3 года назад

Yeah ok...cost a fortune🤔

@noahzander6581 5 месяцев назад

Why 91 inches between posts. The rails are 92 1/4 inches. Meaning you will have to cut every single bay. Stupid.

@edmundrose6759 4 месяца назад

Noah, the nominal post centers are 96". Because the posts are 5"x5", the span between the posts is 91". Because of the expansion/contraction properties of the composite material, Trex overruns the nominal measurement during production to ensure the minimal length is met. The intent is to ensure the material is never short. The trade-off is that it will require cutting the boards if they are longer than 91".