Customer Reviews for VEVOR Deep Blue Marine Carpet 6 ft x 39.3 ft, Boat Carpet Rugs, Indoor Outdoor Rugs for Patio Deck Non-Slide TPR Water-Proof Back Outdoor Marine Carpeting Outdoor Carpet

Used for dock deck covering. Easy to apply,touph and hard wearing so far, cleans up nice from weeds and bird droppings

Used on a boat and looks amazing

I purchased 3 6x30 blaxk rugs. Alrhough the worked finr for my project, 1 or them was a lighter shade of black. Since the project was time sensitive, I had no choice other than to use the lighter shade roll. I am thinking about purchacing another roll but am concerned about the color.

The carpet is supposed to be Gray but mostly looks blue I still like it good carpeting. Will work great in boat.

Little more light duty than expected. But will do just fine.

Good value

Bought this previous and used on my boat, this is 2nd one for interior sides of my boat, haven't installed yet, 1st one worked, looked great, very good product

Ware soweit OK, lässt sich gut verarbeiten, ist aber sehr dünn , bei Druckknöpfen montieren ist Vorsicht geboten

It is a nice, waterproof product with a non-slip surface underneath. I apply this for my enclosed trailer Ram door and the floor for protection. Looks nice and use carpet tape to stick that in the floor. That carpet made it easier to move stuff inside a trailer. It protects the trailer's surface from snowy conditions, making it easy to sweep snow from the carpet.

I'm very happy with the carpet. I like the deep blue. I didn't measure the length precisely, it's about 39'2". Close enough since I had more length than I needed for my project. Width, though, is less than 6 feet. It is 1.8 metres precisely. As with other Vevor products, use the metric measurements in the descriptions when planning your projects. Installation was straightforward, no frustrations once I figured out I had to unroll the entire carpet and re-roll it. It comes rolled up in a way to ensure it lays flat right out of the box, which makes the heavy roll difficult to manipulate without a helper. I didn't bother with glue but used a few staples in strategic spots along a few edges to keep my options open if I need to make adjustments next year when the weather warms up. I don't know if carpet will expand or not in the heat. I can see how it would work well on a boat deck (marine carpet, after all), and it would be easy to use in a car to cover up salt-stained and gravel-eroded carpets. I'm thinking of using my leftover piece to cover my flat four-wheeled dolly. Ask me in a year what I think of the carpet, after I've stomped winter snow on it, sloshed spring mud on it, dripped water on it after a summer swim in the river, and sorted my fall vegetable harvest on it. I think it'll hold up well.