Designed specifically to meet demand for increased ease and speed of assembly, the new Trex Hideaway Universal Hidden Fastener is approximately 40 percent stronger than traditional stainless steel fasteners and retails for half the price.This extension to the popular Trex Hideaway Hidden Fastening System features a stainless steel screw already set in the fastener for increased durability and easier installation – even for contractors who do not have prior knowledge of the product. Offering a clean surface appearance, the Universal Hidden Fastener is a 1/4-inch self-gapping connector clip that may be installed from above the framework – rather than from underneath the actual deck. The Universal Hidden Fastener has several built-in benefits that will help building professionals increase their efficiency. The fastener may be used with both Trex and competitor decking – so contractors need only to purchase one fastener system for all of their jobs. It also makes it easier to replace damaged boards – even those in the middle of a deck – resulting in less time spent on callbacks.Homeowners will benefit from the affordability of the Universal Hidden Fastener, as it boasts the lowest installed cost in the marketplace. In addition, consumer demand remains high for deck products that are free of visible nails and screws – particularly among homeowners with children and pets. The Trex Universal Hidden Fastener comes in 50- and 500-square-foot coverage options.
Pricing
The Trex Universal Hidden Fastener has the lowest installed cost in the marketplace – adding just $1 per every square foot of installed decking.
Trex Company is the world’s largest manufacturer of high performance wood-alternative decking and railing, with more than 20 years of product experience. Stocked in more than 6,700 retail locations worldwide, Trex outdoor living products offer a wide range of style options with fewer ongoing maintenance requirements than wood, as well as a truly environmentally responsible choice. For more information, visit trex.com.
