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Out of everything in Floorsome’s catalog, one rug has racked up more reviews than almost anything else the brand sells: the Lhasa Recycled Plastic Outdoor Rug, at 4.96 out of 5 across 161 reviews. I went through a large chunk of those reviews, plus the product spec sheet, to see if the hype actually holds up outdoors.
What it’s made of
The Lhasa is woven from 100% recycled polypropylene, the same category of material used in a lot of outdoor and boat-deck matting. It’s built to be UV and water resistant, plus stain and mould resistant, which matters if it’s sitting under an Australian summer sun on a deck or patio.
It’s also fully reversible, with a Moroccan-inspired pattern printed in burnt orange on one side and deep violet on the other. That’s two looks from one rug, useful if you redecorate a courtyard more than once a year.
What buyers are actually saying
A 4.96 average across 161 reviews is a genuinely strong number at that volume, and 96% of those reviews land at five stars. One buyer wrote they were on their fourth Lhasa rug in different sizes. Another said theirs had lasted roughly 10 years in an alfresco area.
Recurring praise points to fast, free shipping and a price that undercuts a lot of comparable outdoor matting. One reviewer summed it up simply: good quality rug for a great price.
Sizes and pricing
The Lhasa comes in five sizes, which is a wider spread than most outdoor rugs in this price bracket:
| Size | Price |
| 179 x 90cm | $65 |
| 179 x 120cm | $72 |
| 238 x 150cm | $98 |
| 270 x 180cm | $109 |
| 300 x 240cm | $197 |
For a small balcony mat, the 179x90cm size at $65 is the easiest entry point. For a full alfresco setting under a table and chairs, most buyers seem to land on the 238x150cm or 270x180cm options.
Care instructions
Floorsome’s own care guidance is short: shake off loose dirt or hose it clean, then air dry it flat. Store it rolled up when it’s not in use, and skip harsh chemical cleaners. That’s a fair bit less maintenance than a wool or jute indoor rug, which lines up with why this is the brand’s most-reviewed product overall.
How it compares
Against Floorsome’s own indoor wool and jute ranges, the Lhasa trades softness for practicality. It’s not a rug you’d put in a living room, but for anything exposed to weather it’s the more sensible pick. I compared it against the wider indoor lineup in my materials guide.
Should you buy it
If you want an outdoor rug with a genuinely strong review track record, easy hose-down care, and a price that starts at $65, the Lhasa is the easiest pick in Floorsome’s outdoor range. Measure your space against the five available sizes before ordering, since remote-postcode delivery can run longer than the standard estimate.
For context on how Floorsome handles returns and shipping more broadly, see my shipping and returns guide. For how to keep any rug looking newer for longer, check how to clean and care for a Floorsome rug.
Keep reading: my full Floorsome brand review, how to pick the right Floorsome rug, and where to buy Floorsome authentically.