Questions and Answers for Trex Seclusions 5 in. x 5 in. x 9 ft. Saddle Brown Wood-Plastic Composite Fence Post with Crown Post Cap

A:  Thank you for reaching out, and for your interest in Trex. You are correct this post would be used for both middle and end connections. If you have additional questions please feel free to give us a call at 800-289-8739, or visit your local Home Depot Pro Desk. - Thank you, Trex Customer Care Team.

A:  The post will go 30 into the ground in concrete. The cap will be put in the top and lock in with screws. The end panels will be also screw to the post with three screws each.

A:  Hello Dave. Yes, you can surface mount the fence posts to concrete with the proper hardware. You can consult with the Pro Desk at Home Depot for more information on the hardware for this installation. Have a great day. - Trex Customer Care

A:  Hello, and thank you for reaching out to us. If you would please give us a call at 1-800-289-8739 and someone from our customer care team would be happy to assist you! Kindly, - Trex Customer Care Team

A:  Hello Rick. Yes, that composite material can be painted or stained with any paint or stain that adheres well to wood and is made for an outdoor application. Have a great day. - Trex Customer Care

A:  Thank you for your interest in Trex. The fencing is a licensed partner product & you would need to contact them for support. We have 2 companies, FDS and SRF; FDS: 877-700-8739 or SRF 855-620-8739 Erin, Trex Customer Care

A:  Yes. It can be cut in half. I don’t about using it as a railing kit

A:  Hello Kelly, and thank you for considering Trex for your project! Our Railing brackets that hold the Railings together can be attached to any surface as long as it is not a solid wall that a screw cannot penetrate. If you are planning on attaching your rails to these posts, it will work but keep in mind this is the only part that would work with our railings, and the Railing Kits do not come in Woodland Brown. You will also want to be sure that the posts are still tall enough to accept the height of your railing once you cut the post in half. I hope this information was helpful, and please do not hesitate to contact us if you ever have further questions or concerns. Thanks again, -Garrett Felix -Trex Customer Care Team.

A:  Very strong, in addition to being durable. Should not be damaged in the least!

A:  Good afternoon Debbie. I apologize for the dissatisfaction you have with your Trex fencing material. Winchester Grey fencing will be a noticeably different color when new (typically a brownish/green color) and will weather to its intended color of light grey. Because it has a brownish color when new, it can be mistaken as Woodland Brown at first glance. I hope this is helpful. Please reach out to us if you have any additional questions and/or concerns. Thank you, Alecia - Trex Customer Care Team

A:  Hello Sherrie, and thank you for reaching out to us with your question. For installation of the posts, the holes would have to be dug and the posts would have to be in the ground. This is to make sure the fence is sturdy and everything is up to code. Kindly, -Trex Customer Care Team

A:  Thank you for your feedback. We apologize for the inconvenience, Trex is experiencing an unprecedented demand for all of our products at this time and we are working very hard to provide those products as quickly & efficiently as possible. Have a good day. Erin, Trex Customer Care