Cosgrove Gray 7'10 x 10' Indoor/Outdoor Rug

Maintenance is exceptionally simple due to the 100% polypropylene construction. For a routine refresh or after a spill, you can simply rinse the rug with a garden hose and hang it outside to air dry. Because polypropylene is a non-absorbent synthetic fiber, it is naturally resistant to staining and moisture, making it much easier to maintain than traditional natural-fiber rugs.

While all fabrics experience some wear over time, polypropylene is highly regarded for its inherent UV resistance. This makes it a superior material for sunny climates like Florida or Texas, as the fibers are better able to retain their dashed gray tones and crisp geometric lines under direct sunlight compared to standard indoor materials.

With a low-profile depth of just 0.25 inches, this rug is designed to sit flat and provide ample clearance for most standard doors. This makes it a versatile solution for indoor entryways, kitchens, or sliding glass doors leading to a patio, as it minimizes the risk of bunching or creating a trip hazard.

This rug is an excellent choice for humid or rainy regions, such as the Southeast or coastal areas. Unlike rugs made from natural materials like jute or wool, which can trap moisture and harbor mold, 100% polypropylene is moisture-resistant. This allows the rug to dry quickly after a storm and remain resistant to mold and mildew, ensuring it stays fresh even in damp outdoor conditions.

This rug is specifically designed for high-traffic environments. The durable polypropylene fibers are resistant to the wear and tear of frequent foot traffic, and the tight weave helps prevent snagging from pet claws. Its contemporary geometric pattern and "low-pile" 0.25-inch depth make it a practical and resilient choice for busy households, entryways, or mudrooms.

Yes, this rug is safe for use on wood decks. Because it is made from breathable polypropylene, it does not trap heat or moisture as much as rubber-backed alternatives. To ensure the longevity of both your rug and your deck, we recommend occasionally lifting the rug to allow the wood underneath to dry completely after heavy rainfall and using a breathable outdoor rug pad to encourage airflow.