Crosswinds Navy 6'1 x 9' Indoor/Outdoor Rug

Yes, this rug is specifically engineered for outdoor resilience. It is crafted from 100% polypropylene, a synthetic fiber highly valued for its exceptional durability and natural resistance to moisture, mold, and mildew. Unlike natural fiber rugs that can trap water, this polypropylene construction is non-absorbent, making it an ideal choice for areas exposed to the elements or heavy rain.

Maintenance is remarkably simple due to the "rinse-and-dry" nature of the material. For everyday dirt or spills, our care guidelines suggest simply hosing the rug off with water and hanging it outside to dry completely in the sun. For deeper cleaning or pet accidents, you can use a mild detergent and a soft-bristle brush to gently scrub the area before rinsing. Because it is 100% polypropylene, it resists staining and won't hold onto odors as easily as traditional indoor textiles.

A rug of this size is highly versatile for mid-sized outdoor living spaces. It is perfectly scaled to anchor a standard four-person dining set or a compact conversation nook with a loveseat and two chairs. For a professional look, we recommend placing the front legs of your seating on the rug to "ground" the furniture arrangement and define the area as a distinct outdoor room.

This rug is designed to handle consistent sun exposure. The polypropylene fibers are inherently fade-resistant, helping the deep navy geometric pattern retain its vibrancy even on sunny, uncovered decks. While all outdoor textiles benefit from being rotated or covered during extreme off-season weather, this material is a top-tier choice for high-UV environments where color longevity is a priority.

Absolutely. While outdoor rugs are built for toughness, they are increasingly popular for indoor use in "messy" zones like entryways, kitchens, or playrooms. The low-pile trellis design provides a smooth, stable surface that is easy to vacuum and stands up to the friction of heavy foot traffic and pet claws without snagging. It offers a practical balance of beach-inspired style and industrial-strength performance for busy households.

Polypropylene is one of the best materials for wooden decks because it is breathable and dries much faster than jute or sisal. To protect your deck's finish, we recommend occasionally lifting the rug after heavy rainfall to ensure the wood underneath dries completely. This practice, combined with the rug's quick-drying properties, helps prevent moisture from being trapped against the wood, which is essential for maintaining the integrity of your deck in humid climates.