LuxStep Door Mat Indoor Outdoor Doormat, Low-Profile Design Floor Mat

Works in my extra large wagon

I wanted a rug to layer underneath my doormat. I think it look great.

I like this mat because it covers most of the porch that needs painting. I thought that I was going to get rid of my old mat. It didn't work out that way. We had a rainy day, a few rainy days. I do have considerable traffic at my front door, and I was thinking about the winter debris with all the foot traffic. This mat holds water. It's good for cleaning off the shoe dirt but so much water remains on the soles of the shoes that it's like stepping from a water puddle to inside my house with far too much water left on the shoes. I had to put the old mat on top of the new mat to wipe off the excessive water. I like the mat, so I kept it, but my porch is small and takes a direct hit from all weather conditions. This isn't the best choice for me. I'll give it a trial run this winter and decide if I should move it to the back where I have an overhead shelter to keep it mostly dry. I gave 4 stars only because the mat holds water, but otherwise, it's a nice mat.

Muy buena para la entrada de la casa

I bought this because the price was good. I used it outside and the wind would blow the corners up. It also tore easily. It might be good indoors.

The brown colored carpet comes folded instead of rolled and you can never get the creases and bulges out. The material is thin as an octogenarian's skin and rips very easily with only minimal wear in a low traffic area. Mine had tears in it within 7 days - and this from low traffic. The black one I bought last time held up fairly well, so I'm going to use my refund money to get another. It was of a thinker material - but that was a couple years ago (that's all you can expect from these rugs) so who knows if the material is more inferior now? Shrinkflation? Anyway, hope this helps.

Works very well and fit very good

I have a smooth tile floor. The wheels on my desk chair were sending me flying around the room. I tried 'soft wheels' which were supposed to be for floors. No change. I tried wrapping cord around the wheels to slow them down. No change. Whenever I searched for under desk chair rug/mat I got floor protectors that let the wheels roll unimpeded.So I searched for just a mat or rug in the right size. After a list of mushy bathroom rugs and thin rugs that curled up. I found this. It's supposed to be a door mat, but it's perfect for the floor under my desk chair wheels. It grips the floor, the edges don't curl up, it doesn't buckle and it slows down the wheels enough so I don't go flying. If I ever drop food or drink on it, I can just wash it off. Exactly what I needed.

Don’t waste your money. Flimsy bit of rubber that doesn’t sit flat.

Just the right thickness and size for my gate.