SAND MINE Reversible Mats, Plastic Straw Rug, Modern Area Rug, Large Floor Mat and Rug for Outdoors, RV, Patio, Backyard, Deck, Picnic, Beach, Trailer, Camping (9' x 12', Black & Grey)

Haven’t put it out till cold and rain has stopped , maybe be a while !! It is beautiful looks more Aztec than bo ho to me, so I changed my whole patio into a new theme !! Western like .using beiges, blacks and neutrals ,with textured pillows !! Making all my self & curtains !!! Can’t wait . Love love it !!!! Light weight, looks easy to hose off . Beautiful black and beige pattern . Have a stencil very similar intending to paint on drop cloth curtains!!! Great price ! Reverse side is also nice for a lighter color !!!

I'm using it for the 3rd year and it looks great 👍

Great for outside our tent while camping to catch-all sand, pine needles etc. Good purchase for the cost. Two problems: it weighs almost nothing so needs to be held down so it doesn't blow away, and the zipper broke on the tote bag the first time I tried to put it away. Not a huge deal as this will fit into any reusable grocery bag.

I put it on my garage floor and it’s working very well. It’s durable, attractive and easy to clean.

Amazing addition to my new patio! Sleek design, it helps w/ the sliding furniture, & if you have any pets it definitely helps them catch a grip. Easy to clean and overall very happy w/ the product

I put mine on my balcony a few months ago and I feel like the creases STILL haven’t flattened out. That being said, it’s good if you’re looking for a cheap placeholder of some sort. It’s very lightweight, too. Almost to a fault. If you don’t have all the corners pinned down by furniture, rocks, etc, then it’ll definitely blow around with the smallest gust of wind.

I grabbed this patio mat on sale and honestly? One of the best low-effort upgrades I’ve made to my outdoor space. It’s got the looks and the functionality, and I’m honestly impressed. Let’s start with the basics: perfect size, good weight (but not too heavy), and it’s reversible—which is such a bonus. You can flip it depending on your mood or whatever furniture vibe you’ve got going. The pattern? Beautiful. The colors? Chef’s kiss. It looks way more expensive than it actually was—if someone told me it was a $60+ mat from a designer brand, I wouldn’t blink. Material-wise, yeah—it’s plastic. But a good plastic: thick, not stiff, and comfortable enough to kneel on without feeling like your skin’s going to hate you. Plus, dirt doesn't sit on top like some woven rugs—it filters through. A quick shake and you’re good. Now here’s the extra stuff I want people to know: Accessibility-wise? It’s a win. It’s not too thick or bunchy, so if you have someone in a wheelchair, they can roll right over it without it getting caught or sliding all over the place. No awkward bumps, no weird folds. It stays flat, and that’s a big deal. Foot traffic? After a while, yeah—it shifts. It’s not a wild slide, but if people are walking across it often, especially on smooth cement, it’ll eventually need a readjustment. That’s why I’m planning on gluing a few rubber strips on each corner—nothing crazy, just enough to add a bit of weight and grip to help it stay in place better. If you’re putting this on tile? Definitely take that extra step, because tile + flat mat = unexpected indoor surfing experience. Bottom line? I love this mat. It looks great, feels good, easy to clean, and checks the boxes for both style and function. Just be smart about anchoring it down depending on your surface, and you’re golden.

Excellent patio mat