I have this one on a covered screened porch. (I don’t know why the website would use this photo? There are no blotches on the rug). The porch does get a lot of sun, the rug has faded just a little. Since it faded everywhere, Im not bothered.

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I have one on my porch, love it, but its protected from the weather. I'm contemplating one for the deck but I'm worried about the edges curing with the high plastic content rugs. I know its not technically "plastic" but for lack of a better word, some type of plastic derivative. They sell a lot now made out of recycled plastic, but it's the curling I worry about with those too. Mine on the porch doesn't curl because it has backing and is well bound and the fabric is plush so doesn't naturally want to curl . . .

I have this Safavieh. It’s three years old now, stays out all year, hasn’t faded in the Texas sun, has been rained on and frozen, has kitties on it constantly … no issues at all. Love it. To clean, I usually just hose it off, but sometimes vacuum with the shop vac.

https://www.houzz.com/products/safavieh-verdana-ver095-indoor-outdoor-rug-terracotta-chocolate-5-3x7-7-prvw-vr~43670642

See? Went out to snap a quick pic, and here’s NOC 2 modeling the rug. (NOC 1 is snoozing on my bed.) 😸

Savavieh is the brand I've been looking at Jinx. No curling issues? I'm constantly tripping over the curled edges of my indoor rugs of similar material, but they are the pile kind . . .

I purchased this one from Pottery Barn for our screened porch in the new house. it is made of recycled plastic yet is made of spun ”yarns” and is very soft. One edge did curl up and i flattened it down with heavy books laid upon it for a few days.

Pink, no, I’ve never had any curling. I had another Safavieh rug in my kitchen at one time, same materials as the one above, no curling at all.

All nice rugs. Safavieh is a good brand at good prices. This will be my 3rd rug in eleven years, and they've all held up well under rain, snow and ice, even though there's a porch roof. All average price.

Pink, are you talking about curling at the edges from being rolled up? I get that and just set pots on it for a few days and its gone. BUT....I have noticed curling at the edges is harder to get out now in newer rugs. Not sure why though.

Jinx, I don't know why the rug I have faded since it didn't get direct sunlight. Other than that it was a good rug but there's a bit of mold beginning from the heavy rains we've had the past year.

I thought I was the only one who vacuumed outdoor rugs!

Trail, I love apple green, expecially with your furniture.

No ish. Bugs, moisture....wouldn't have one.

Arcy, never say no until you've had one. Moisture doesn't linger unless it's ice and snow, and that doesn't damage them at all. Bugs...where? The only thing I found under my rug was a baby frog who got stuck. :)

Home Depot is beginning to be my go-to online store for home and garden. They beat Amazon in colors hand's down.

No my rugs curl along the edges and they've never been rolled up. They don't lay flat and I've flattened them as you describe. They're OK for a week or so and then back to curling. But they are pile. They've lived indoors, but it makes my hesitant to buy a plastic outdoor rug. My wool and cotton rugs don't do that. But it's for the deck so wool or cotton won't work for that . . . no covering and lots of moisture in our area.

Oh I'd love to have a rug for our patio. Unfortunately, the dog would do her business on it. Grrrrrr

Love your choice, Oakley! It looks cheerful and should go well with your flowers and furniture.

Oakley: hahaha I have had door mats so think I am secure in my experience and opinion. Perhaps its a regional thing. Where you live in the world makes a HUGE difference--just to let you in on a secret. The question was: DO YOU....I don't. I did not say NEVER have. Yikes don't ask if you only want your opinion repeated back at you.

Pudgeder, most of the rugs can be hosed off. Is your dog an indoor dog and makes a habit of using the porch? My rugs have seen bloody mice, bloody rabbits (babies) birds who don't bleed I think, and nothing ever stained. Oh, and guts. Now I feel like singing Thank God I'm a Country Boy. LOL

Arcy, I'm not getting your point. We have four seasons, including a brutal wet winter, wet spring, and hot blazing summer. Fall is like a day or so. I have a waterhog at the front door and there are NO bugs. Yes, it and the porch rugs do get wet, but the "secret" here is they're "water proof" and dry quickly. The waterhog is super heavy so it takes longer but I hang it off the porch to dry.

We've had around 6" of rain here in less than a week. The front half of the rug got saturated, no biggie.

Door mat -porch rug,no comparison. Spray a barrier t the front door to get rid of bad bugs.

Arcy, I just read your last sentence again. Dang girl, did you get up on the wrong side of the bed or do you get snarky with everybody? Oh, you haven't had your coffee yet. Well then, I understand. ;)

Oakley, I love the color of your rug. Would you mind sharing the link?

In the past, I had beige cushions and this year, opted to recover the cushions in this tealish shade. With that change, I needed a quieter rug. I picked up this black pattered rug at Sam’s Club early in the spring. The 8 X 10 was around $89.

Here you go 4kids, Rug I didn't post the link earlier because people are saying Am's links are being taken down.

Ratherbesewing, good job on the cushions and that's a great price for the rug. I need to keep the beige cushions because of the red dirt that blows our way every day, even though I try to sweep it off daily. Just don't wear white slacks and sit down. :)

The other day a friend told me she's ready to retire because she'd "rather be sewing" than sitting at a computer. lol

Is that a house you live in or a condo? Love it.

Look what I found! My new front porch