Utah Deck Supply

Trex Refuge Decking

Trex Refuge — fire-resistant PVC decking with Class A Flame Spread Rating. IWUIC compliant for WUI zones. 2 colors, wire-brushed grain. Available at Utah Deck Supply.

Utah Deck Supply is an authorized reseller of Trex®
Fire-Resistant PVC

Built to Withstand Wildfire

Trex Refuge is not composite — it's PVC. Engineered from the ground up for fire-prone regions, Refuge carries a Class A Flame Spread Rating and meets IWUIC compliance standards. For homeowners in Wildland-Urban Interface zones, it's the decking that fights back.

Class A Fire Rating

The highest flame spread classification. Refuge meets the strictest fire codes for WUI zone construction.

100% PVC Construction

No wood fibers — pure PVC means superior moisture resistance, lighter weight, and zero risk of rot or mold from within.

IWUIC Compliant

Meets International Wildland-Urban Interface Code requirements — pass inspection and protect your home.

Nature-Inspired, Fire-Tested

Two wire-brushed colors designed for landscapes where beauty meets resilience.

Trex Refuge Martis Valley board close-up

Martis Valley

Warm, rich brown tones inspired by Sierra Nevada meadows. Wire-brushed grain delivers an authentic wood texture that catches the light.

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Trex Refuge Point Reyes desert pool scene

Point Reyes

Cool, contemporary grey inspired by Pacific coast fog and weathered driftwood. A sophisticated, modern tone that complements desert and mountain landscapes alike.

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Trex Refuge Martis Valley and Point Reyes side by side

Both colors feature Trex's wire-brushed grain pattern for a natural, authentic wood look.

Why PVC Decking?

Refuge is the only PVC board in the Trex lineup — and there's a reason.

PVC (Refuge)

Fire-Resistant
  • Class A Flame Spread Rating
  • Zero wood fibers — no organic material to burn
  • Superior moisture resistance
  • Lighter weight for easier handling
  • Won't absorb water or swell
  • Ideal for pool surrounds & wet climates

Composite (Other Trex Lines)

Standard
  • Wood fibers + recycled plastic blend
  • More color options available
  • Proven performance across all tiers
  • Multiple price points (Enhance to Signature)
  • Broader availability
  • Great for most residential applications

Technical Details

MaterialPVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)
Fire RatingClass A Flame Spread Rating
Code ComplianceIWUIC (International Wildland-Urban Interface Code)
ColorsMartis Valley (brown), Point Reyes (grey)
Grain PatternWire-Brushed
Fade & Stain ResistanceYes — protected shell technology
Mold & MoistureWon't rot, warp, or absorb water
MaintenanceNo sanding, staining, or painting required
AvailabilitySelect regions — contact for Utah availability
Recommended RailingTrex Signature® Aluminum Railing

Trex Refuge™ FAQ

What makes Trex Refuge different from other Trex decking?

Refuge is a PVC decking board — not composite like the rest of the Trex lineup. PVC construction gives it a Class A Flame Spread Rating, making it IWUIC compliant and specifically designed for homes in wildfire-prone WUI (Wildland-Urban Interface) zones.

Is Trex Refuge really fire-resistant?

Yes. Refuge carries a Class A Flame Spread Rating — the highest fire resistance classification available. It meets the International Wildland-Urban Interface Code (IWUIC) requirements, which many communities in fire-prone regions require for new construction.

How many colors does Trex Refuge come in?

Refuge is available in two colors: Martis Valley (a warm, rich brown) and Point Reyes (a cool, contemporary grey). Both feature a wire-brushed grain pattern for a natural, authentic wood look.

Is Trex Refuge available everywhere?

Refuge is a specialty product available in select regions. As an authorized Trex dealer, Utah Deck Supply can source Refuge for your project. Contact us for availability and lead times in the Utah market.

What railing pairs best with Trex Refuge?

Trex recommends pairing Refuge with Trex Signature aluminum railing for a premium, cohesive look. The minimalist aluminum profile complements Refuge's clean aesthetic and premium positioning.

How does PVC decking compare to composite decking?

PVC decking is made entirely from polyvinyl chloride — no wood fibers. This makes it lighter, more moisture-resistant, and critically, more fire-resistant than wood-plastic composite boards. PVC won't absorb moisture, making it ideal for pool surrounds and wet climates as well.

Building in a Fire Zone?

Trex Refuge gives you the beauty of natural wood with the fire resistance your local codes demand. Contact us to check availability and get a quote for your project.