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installing some trex patio flooring.
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    Posted: 18 Dec 2021 at 6:43pm
i'm in southern AZ and the heat causes problems.   I wanna install new flooring on the patio; thought about using plastic underneath the flooring for a moisture barrier.   I think the plastic would desinagrate under the trex flooring.  I'm thinking about using tar paper under the trex for a moisture barrier.  I'm looking for opinions.  there will be a solid plywood floor under the trex!
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i dont think plastic under plywood would disintegrate... Think it has to be in direct sun light to have a problem..
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Be careful in choosing the product and the color. plastic lumber can act as a heat sink in sunny areas, and can broil your tootsies, if you walk barefoot on it!Wink
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carpet lasts about 5yrs and it's not in direct sunlight!
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prolly best to go with a slate type flooring? that's about all i've ever seen down there.
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lots of slate floors inside park models but in 5yrs of wintering here; i've never seen it on a deck!
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