When you’re choosing outdoor rugs for patios, size is arguably the most important factor. The rug size you choose depends on what you’re doing with your rug. Larger rugs look great beneath patio dining sets, while smaller rugs are good accent pieces. You may also want to match your rug with the rest of your outdoor decor. Don’t forget about durability — outdoor rugs need to be tough and durable, so choose the right materials.

Availability varies by location, but you can check your local inventory by selecting your zip code to locate your local club. Many popular styles, like the Safavieh Resort 5' x 8', are available for immediate Club Pickup or same day delivery.

For general maintenance, regular sweeping or vacuuming is recommended. For deeper cleans, you can simply spray your rug down with a garden hose. For stubborn spots on rugs like the Jill Zarin Cape Town Rug, use a mild detergent and a soft brush before rinsing and letting it air dry in the sun.

Absolutely. "Indoor/Outdoor" rugs, such as the Nicole Miller Corin Distressed Rug, are popular for high-traffic indoor areas like kitchens, mudrooms, and basements because they are incredibly easy to clean and resist staining.

Like outdoor cushions and pillows, outdoor patio rugs are made from weather-resistant fabrics that stand the test of time. Materials like polypropylene are more weather-resistant, resisting UV damage and repelling moisture instead of absorbing it. The patio rugs at Sam’s Club are made from durable, weather-resistant materials, making them ideal for outside use. With several sizes and styles to choose from, you can find a durable outdoor rug to protect your patio or accent your patio dining set.

Maintenance can vary depending on the material your outdoor rug is made from. Outdoor rugs that are made from polypropylene and other weather-resistant materials and should be swept regularly to minimize dirt. When you’re breaking out your hose to wash your patio furniture, you can also spray down your rug and gently brush any dirt spots or stains to remove them. Check the tag on your rug for care instructions before using any cleaners.

Outdoor rugs are easy to store if you want to put your rug away during the winter. When you’re ready to put your rug away, clean it well and roll it up. You can use a few pieces of string or rope to keep your rug tightly rolled up. You can store your rug where you store the rest of your outdoor seating and patio furniture. Pick a dry spot with no direct sun exposure to keep your rug from getting damaged during the fall and winter.