8x10 Waterproof, Reversible Plastic Straw Outdoor Rugs for Patios | Also for Camping, RV, Deck, Porch, Balcony, Camp, Patio | Navy, Stripes | Size: 7'11'' x 10'3''

Great size, used as a "floor" in my walmart 13x9 screen tent. Inaugural use was a 25-day camping trip. 10000% improvement over bare ground!! Sweeps off easily. Can be hosed off if needed, but I only had to clean a few spots and a wet cloth sufficed. I love the woven, yet ventilated material. Very cute multicolor. Careful, though: It will 'burn'/melt a hole if a hot ash hits it. Ask me how I know,.LOL! Also, I was delightfully surprised at how easily I can fold it back to its original form. I can go along and sweep/fold in manageable sections until it's a neat rectangle. No rolling, no fighting unwieldy materials. Makes for easy storage, too. Fit 'almost' perfectly in my floorless screen tent, came up about a foot and a half "shy" on either end of the 13 ft dimension, but I knew that going in. Wasn't a problem; barely noticeable. ☺️Very happy about that! Sure as heck beats the bare ground, especially in heavy rain. Any rain that splashed thru the screen seemed to drain through the mat@ without puddling. An unexpected bonus! Would be great at the beach, too! When first unfolded, there were a few raised creases, but most worked themselves out. I placed a loaded camp tote over more stubborn crease for a while. Once I removed the tote, the crease was nearly flat. It may not be smooth as glass, but we're not going for "dance floor," here.😁 ** Take care when refolding; be sure to follow the creases (in proper order!) that the manufacturer put in! So much easier if you don't "fight the folds", LOL!

Sana smaller outdoor rug for my deck. My patio furniture had a neutral beige color cushions and I wanted to add some color. It's really pretty and dries quickly after it rains because it's so lightweight. It does blow around but I just anchor it under my chair legs and it doesn't go anywhere. Less expensive than a lot of others for the same size rug. I recommend!