Turtle Cove Navy 7'10 x 9'10 Indoor/Outdoor Rug

This rug is designed to be weather-resistant, which includes protection against the sun’s UV rays. The polypropylene fibers are often solution-dyed or treated to be fade-resistant, ensuring that the vibrant navy blue and white sea turtle pattern remains crisp and bright even on sun-drenched decks or in brightly lit sunrooms.

Yes, this rug is specifically engineered for high-traffic and outdoor use. It is crafted from 100% polypropylene, a high-performance synthetic fiber recognized for its exceptional durability and resistance to wear. Unlike natural fibers, polypropylene does not absorb water, making it inherently resistant to mold and mildew—an essential feature for maintaining longevity in exposed outdoor settings.

Absolutely. This rug's coastal style and material makeup make it ideal for humid or coastal environments like those found in Florida or the Gulf Coast. Because polypropylene is resistant to moisture and salt air, it won't rot or deteriorate like traditional indoor rugs. Its quick-drying properties are particularly beneficial in regions prone to heavy rain or high humidity, preventing the growth of mold and mildew.

While it is tough enough for the outdoors, this rug's stylish coastal design makes it a versatile choice for indoor spaces such as mudrooms, kitchens, or playrooms. Polypropylene rugs are preferred for households with kids and pets because they are highly stain-resistant and easy to sanitize. While they may not have the deep plushness of a high-pile wool rug, modern weaving techniques ensure they provide a smooth, comfortable surface that is practical for everyday indoor living.

While this rug is durable on its own, we recommend using an outdoor-rated rug pad. On concrete or tile, a pad provides extra grip to prevent slipping. On wooden decks, a breathable rug pad is a smart investment as it encourages airflow between the rug and the wood, preventing moisture from becoming trapped, which helps protect your deck's finish from potential staining or rot over time.

Maintenance is straightforward due to the non-absorbent nature of the material. For regular care, you can simply shake out the rug or vacuum it to remove debris. If it's used outdoors, our care guidelines recommend hosing it off with water for a deeper clean. For stubborn spots, a mild detergent and a soft-bristle brush can be used to scrub the area before rinsing. It is best to allow the rug to dry fully in the sun to ensure it remains fresh and free of odors.