GENIMO Outdoor Rug 3' x 5' Waterproof for Patios Clearance, Reversible Outdoor Plastic Straw Camping Rug Carpet, Large Area Rugs Mats for RV, Camp...

This served perfectly to fill up half my balcony space and it looks decent and is fairly inexpensive. I use this tarp as a rough use area for my patio since it is easy to clean and requires almost no maintenance to speak of. It can get trashed a bit and I won't mind. It's comfy enough to walk on barefoot too and given it's just sitting on bare concrete, that is a good sign to me. If it gets super gross or weird in a few months or after the winter, I'll just grab another. If I get at least two-three seasons out of it, it will have greatly served its purpose as a high-traffic tarp for the patio.

I purchased this as a tent rug for a busy two week camping trip to Yosemite and Oxbow. Yosemite was hot, dry and smoke from wildfires carried by breezes sometimes wandered though our campsite. This rug came folded in a handy zipped bag, unfolded easily with one person. it is pretty, comfortable even on bare feet. best of all, it captured and help filter into the carpet much of what we brought in from outside life. All the dry dead grasses, dirt, sand that was formerly clinging to our tired out selves. it also added a barrier of warmth from the tarp floor of the tent during a few nights when the moisture level rose and temps dropped. No more crinkling during the night when someone woke up because the tarp floor was covered! No more slippery sock covered feet from slides. Best of all, when prepping to leave, it was easy to just fold the rug in half, and seam side down, carry it outside, shake everything out! AND. NOTHING left on the inside of the tarped floor to sweep up! oh, and because the rug is waterproof, liquids won't harm it. my tent is big, got heavy foot traffic. and the rug folds easily. just brought it back into the tent, folded it myself and put it back into the bag. looks as good as new.

Not sure what I was expecting when I bought this. But it is pure plastic. Great for outdoors, not so much for indoors. Hard to get folded creases out and does not lay completely flat (with the folded, ingrained bumps and divets from packaging and shipping). Heavy items placed on top, like a chair or table, will cause that section of plastic rug to be damaged. Definitely meant for patio or park. Color of edges will run and stain if you get it wet. Only the edge seams will bleed b/c it's the tiny part of the rug that is not plastic, but fabric.