TAKSHA Indoor Outdoor 6X9 ft Striped Fade Resistant Easy Cleaning Plastic Straw Reversible Large Area Rug for Camping Backyard Patio Porch Picnic Travel, Green Rangoli

This is just perfect for our front lanai. The colors are pretty, but not too bright. I appreciate that it is reversible so I can control how much color shows versus the white/cream.It washes up nicely. Just a little bit of dish soap & a pool brush & it is just like new. Since it is very light weight, I just lie it on the lawn for a short bit & it is dry in no time.

Just what I was looking for to beautify my patio space. I’ve had it for a month, and it has held up exceptionally well so far in heavy wind/rain and freezing temps. I have not had to weigh it down with anything other than my two patio chairs. No complaints so far.

This outdoor rug is nice! It lasted me about 8 months after being outside in sun, snow and rain. I tripped over it once and it created a huge hole, so I would not recommend this product if you want something sturdy and long lasting. It got the job done though!

Been looking for a patio covering. Saw this at 40% off and bought it even though its winter and snowing right now. I won't put it out until Spring. I think it should last at least a couple summers?

Bought this for my bedroom because my other area rug held onto every dog hair it could. This rug is easy to clean and comfortable to walk on. Very happy with the purchase.

In less than a year this rug has totally disintegrated. The color faded within months and now the material just shreds under your feet and leaves plastic debris all over the porch. We do get full sun and this might last longer under a cover.

Love these colors, brightens up my outdoor porch, great quality and ships quickly

While I haven't had the chance to put this to the outdoor test and real world use quite yet, I wanted to write a quick review about it now. Since it's the dead of winter, we're not camping, which is where I intend to use this, but I have plenty of free time to write reviews!The mat came tightly rolled inside a plastic sleeve with a sort of elastic band around it, both of which I'll actually keep for storage. It's been unrolled and in the middle of our house on the wood floor for about four days now, but it's still not quite laying flat. There's a wave to it because of how it was rolled up. I hoped that would relax, but it hasn't. There's also a bit of a catch on one end that doesn't seem to want to lie flat. In the house, that's been a tripping hazard, but I think once I get it outside where I intend to use it - camping, on uneven ground - it probably won't matter so much? Or maybe, hopefully, the sun will help it relax?My intention is to have it on the ground in front of our tent as a place to take off our shoes and for a clean(er) place for our dog to lay instead of right there on the dirt. For that purpose, I think it will be perfect.The pattern and color I chose are lovely and it looks surprisingly nice despite being made of recycled plastic straws! When you walk on it, you can tell - it feels and sounds like plastic and not some warmer fabric, but again, for outside, I think it's fine. Walking on it, it almost has a slippery feel to it.Being made of plastic should make it great for easy cleaning. I'm hoping to be able to hose it off in the driveway after camping and let it dry in the sun.If you're looking for an stylish, eco-friendly "rug" for your deck, patio, or other outdoor use, I think this is a nice choice.