Trex RainEscape - Under-Deck Drainage System for Under-Deck ...
Create a dry, useable space below your elevated deck with Trex RainEscape Deck Drainage System. Estimate your material needs today.
Under Deck Drainage System for Existing Decks - Trex RainEscape
While new decks have multiple waterproofing options (waterproof composite decking, decking with watertight flanges in the hidden fastener slots, etc.), an existing deck is best waterproofed …
Why Trex RainEscape | Under Deck Waterproofing | Deck Drainage
Trex RainEscape is an above-the-joist deck drainage system. Systems installed above the joist provide 100% protection of the deck substructure from moisture penetration. By comparison, …
How to Waterproof the Deck You are Building - Trex RainEscape
Installing a deck drainage system during construction is the best way to waterproof under your entire deck. A deck drainage system diverts water away from the joists and beams. An over …
Under-Deck Drainage System | Deck Waterproofing | FAQs - Trex …
Read Frequently Asked Questions on the Trex RainEscape Deck Drainage System. Learn more about the benefits, installation, and durability of Trex RainEscape. Menu
Installation - Trex RainEscape
Installation videos, literature, and photos for installing the Trex RainEscape under-deck drainage system.
Trex RainEscape® Materials Estimator
Trex RainEscape® Materials Estimator. Measure your deck's dimensions and fill in each of these fields to get an estimate of the Trex RainEscape materials you will need.
Builders, Do This, Not That When Installing Trex ... - Trex RainEscape
There are also some quick dos and don’ts to keep in mind. The main idea is that you’re creating a waterproof system, so you’ll have to take precautions not to puncture the system in a way that …
Waterproofing A Deck Over Living Space - Trex RainEscape
Expert advice on how to waterproof a deck over a living space. Learn about deck waterproofing materials, cost and installation time.
The unique TREX® RainEscape® under-deck drainage system keeps rain, spills, and snow melt from dripping through the decking boards above, creating a dry area below. PART 1 GENERAL