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Trex vx. Azek for decking
It has been a few years since I have built a deck, and I recently bought a summer rental/beach house. In that time, I know that Trex and Azek have come a long way. I was curious the pros and cons of each to help make a decision of what decking material I want to use. In the past, Trex got extremely hot, and Azek scratched very easily. I am looking to install the most durable and longest lasting product.
I am limiting to these two materials first because I am not interested installing a PT deck, and secondly, because the supply house that I regularly utilize mainly carries these two brands.
All input welcome. Thanks in advance!