Nourison Home Positano Green 8' x 10' Area Rug - Easy Clean, Non Shedding, Bed Room, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen (8' x 10')

I purchased the round version of this outdoor rug. The color is exactly what I needed; just unroll and use it. Fits my space perfectly. Good quality as well.

Nice a bit flimsy hope we dont trip on it.

I bought several of these rugs when I moved almost 2 years ago. They have aggressive while weaving in them. I like the blue rugs better than the brown. Two years later, the rug in my family room (most used room so high traffic) is fraying and has become almost fuzz. I don’t wear shoes in the house. The ones is less used rooms are holding up okay, but the edges aren’t straight and never fully flattened, no matter how many things I laid on top of them. Even tried the hairdryer hack, no luck. The rugs are ok for the price, but definitely won’t last very long. I’ll probably trash at least the family room one this summer.Pic with my pup and pic with the blue rugs in my dining/reading room is when I first got them. Other two pics are now, 2 years later to show the fuzzy fraying.

I ordered a 9’x6’ indoor/outdoor rug for indoor use under my kitchen island. I thought it would be easy to clean since it states that it’s easy to clean. The rug is very cheap looking. It does not look like a rug that should be used indoors. The rug looks and feels plastic. I decided to give it a chance and I placed it under my kitchen island. It was horribly shaped after being so tightly rolled. Again, think about rolling something made of a material similar to the feel of plastic— it’ll hold that shape. Days later with a 600 pound island on it, chairs sitting all around the edges (for DAYS now), and it’s still so curled around the edges it’s a dangerous trip hazard, plus the entirety of the rug is “rolled” or “wrinkled” *even with 600 pounds being on it for days!!!* The other reviews I read were good, but my personal experience is that this product is cheap, mis-made, and will cheapen the look of ANY indoor room you put it in. It, in my opinion based on my first-hand experience, is a cheap outdoor rug made for outdoor use. This is not an indoor rug appropriate to use inside your home. If you want this for your patio, you might be happy IF you can figure out how to get it to lay flat. Otherwise, just get something else. I would give this product zero stars if I could. I regret buying it. I can only surmise that peoples’ standards have greatly decreased if they believe this rug is good for indoor use. It’s a major trip hazard as it will not lay flat, not even slightly flat, and it smells, feels and bends like plastic. ZERO STARS!

Bunches up and won't lie flat.Unfortunately, this rug arrived accordion folded! After steaming, weighting it down, etc. it has never flattened in over a year.The fabric is attractive and looks lovely but I would not recommend this item.

I can’t speak to the durability because we’ve only had this for a month, but so far so good. Really like the color. We bought 2 and used one under a patio table set and one in a outdoor seating area. Really happy with how they finished the space!**1 year edit! Came back to take away a star and mention that the color did not last the Denver summer sun. It’s very faded despite living on a covered patio. The side closest to our house still looks great, but the edge that gets afternoon sun is a very washed out faded version of what we started with. I’m not sure other affordable options would hold up better to intense sun? But wanted to update after living with these for a year.

Not sure what "type" of rug this is, but it's a pretty common style/make and this rug is just like the thousands of others that I've seen just like it. It's a very neutral light gray and rolls out smoothly. It's fairly thin, but is "stiff" and doesn't wrinkle under your feel. You might like to use a non-slip pad or sticker-dots with it, but that's on you. We're using it as an outdoor rug to protect feet from the hot concrete (2X12ft runner) and it's working out well... and for a decent price. Bonus — shipping was s'posed to be two weeks but they came in two day (we ordered four runners). Woot!

I ordered two matching carpets (or they call them rugs). One 8'x10' the other 6'x9'. They're not real expensive and their not a high quality but for outside they would work well. Received them both in a timely fashion but the 8'x10' had a 3" snag clearly visible and clearly something that happened during the manufacturing. Hey, it happens. I email the company, not Amazon, with no reply. I emailed a second time and then got a reply and an apology as they had not received the original email. Not sure why, it was sent okay. Then I was told to notify Amazon to return it. Really? So I did a return request and was advised by Amazon that I would need to package the carpet in the original packaging (have you ever tried to roll up an 8' carpet to fit into a small plastic tube bag? Of course this had to be done on the patio due to the size and it's over 100 degree where I live since Memorial Day, so no, I wasn't really happy. I just hope where ever this ends up (probably will never return to the manufacturer) I hope they don't just resell it. The whole process of making the customer roll, put into original packaging (which fortunately I kept), notify Amazon of the return, print out a package barcode, and ensure it is in the proper place for pickup is more than a little disturbing. I'm sweating like a pig now but it's done and allegedly the replacement has been ordered. I sure hope there's nothing wrong with it.As for the carpet itself, it's fine for the outdoor patio. I won't last long where I live but certainly get me through the hot 'season' here and maybe even next year. It looks nice and it is clean, that was the purpose.