Trex Transcend® Lineage® Decking
Trex Transcend Lineage — Trex's cooler-running composite decking with SunComfortable™ Technology, 50-year warranty, and 7 refined colors.
Trex's Cooler-Running Composite Line
Trex Transcend Lineage takes composite decking to the next level with SunComfortable™ Technology. It is the cooler-running Trex composite choice, while TimberTech Vintage Advanced PVC is the stronger recommendation when heat mitigation is the main concern.
SunComfortable™ Technology
Lineage boards are engineered to reduce heat buildup compared with standard Trex composite colors. For the strongest heat mitigation, compare Lineage with TimberTech Vintage® Advanced PVC.
7 Stunning Colors
From cool coastal grays to rich warm browns, Lineage has a color for every vision.
Island Mist
A cool medley of calming silver tones, reflects the fresh feel of sea spray breaking on a rocky shoreline.
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Available Profiles
1" Grooved Edge
For hidden fasteners
.94" × 5.5"
12', 16', 20'
1" Square Edge
Traditional screws
.94" × 5.5"
16', 20'
2" Square Edge
Structural applications
1.3" × 5.5"
12', 16', 20'
Fascia Board
Finish visible frame edges
.56" × 11.75"
12'
Riser Board
For stair risers
.94" × 7.25"
12'
Heat & Sun Considerations
Please note: The darker the color, the hotter the deck will feel in direct sunlight. Trex Transcend® Lineage® with SunComfortable™ technology can help reduce surface temperature, but for the strongest heat mitigation we recommend comparing it against TimberTech Vintage® Advanced PVC.
*Even cooler-running decking can get hot on clear summer days. Avoid extended contact between exposed skin and the deck surface, especially with young children.
Built for Docks & Marinas
Trex Transcend® Lineage® decking isn't just for backyard decks — it thrives in harsh waterfront environments too.
Submersible
Can be fully submerged without warping, swelling, or structural compromise.
Splinter-Free
Walk barefoot with confidence — no splinters, no rough edges, ever.
Handles Harsh Conditions
Salt spray, UV exposure, and constant moisture — composite shrugs it off.
Stays Cooler
Won't absorb and radiate heat like pressure-treated lumber or traditional decking.
Low Maintenance
No sanding, staining, or sealing — just rinse and enjoy.
Fire-Resistant Decking
Utah's Wildland-Urban Interface areas demand materials that meet strict fire codes. Trex Transcend® Lineage® delivers.
Ignition Resistant
Tested and rated to resist ignition from ember exposure and radiant heat.
WUI Compliant
Meets Wildland-Urban Interface building codes — approved for use in high-fire-risk areas across Utah.
Meets Strict Standards
Complies with California WUI standards (Chapter 7A) and ICC IWUIC requirements for exterior construction.
Peace of Mind
Build confidently in foothill communities, mountain retreats, and anywhere wildfire risk is a concern.
Trex Transcend® Lineage® Documentation
Technical specs, brochures, and installation guides.
Transcend® Lineage® FAQ
What is SunComfortable™ Technology?
SunComfortable™ is Trex's heat-mitigating technology built into Transcend Lineage boards. It can make Lineage noticeably cooler than standard Trex composite boards, but TimberTech Vintage Advanced PVC is generally the better pick when heat mitigation is the top priority.
How many colors are available in Transcend Lineage?
Transcend Lineage comes in 7 colors: Biscayne, Carmel, Hatteras, Island Mist, Jasper, Rainier, and Salt Flat — all featuring a refined linear grain pattern.
Is Transcend Lineage more expensive than standard Transcend?
Transcend Lineage is priced similarly to standard Transcend, with a slight premium for the SunComfortable™ technology. Request a quote for exact pricing.
Does Lineage really stay cooler?
Yes, but with a caveat: on very hot sunny days, all decking materials will get warm. Lineage is designed to be cooler than standard Trex composite boards, but TimberTech Vintage Advanced PVC is the stronger heat-mitigation recommendation. Care should still be taken with bare feet on the hottest days, especially with young children.
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