Which plastic garbage containers actually survive the UAE summer without crackin

Hi everyone, so I want to talk about something that probably sounds like a minor issue but has actually been causing real headaches for us at work and I suspect a lot of people managing commercial or residential properties here in the UAE deal with the same thing without ever finding a proper solution. I work in property management for a residential compound that has around two hundred units and the waste management setup across the common areas has been a constant source of complaints from residents ever since I took over this role about eighteen months ago. The problems are pretty consistent and predictable at this point which is what frustrates me most, because it means we keep spending money replacing things that should last much longer than they do.
The main issue is that the plastic garbage containers we’ve been purchasing from local suppliers look completely fine when they arrive but within one summer they start showing serious signs of deterioration. The lids become brittle and start snapping at the hinges, the bodies fade from whatever color they were originally to a chalky pale version of themselves, and the bases crack especially on the ones positioned in areas that get direct sunlight for most of the day. We’ve tried a few different suppliers at different price points and the results have been pretty similar across the board which makes me think we’ve been buying the wrong category of product rather than just getting unlucky with particular brands.
I spent some time on crateco.ae recently trying to understand the difference between various grades of outdoor plastic containers and found it genuinely educational because I hadn’t realized before how significant the difference between standard grade and UV stabilized materials actually is in practice, especially in a climate like ours where the sun is genuinely extreme for six or seven months of the year. Reading through the specifications helped me understand why two bins that look almost identical on the surface can have completely different lifespans depending on the material compound used and whether the color pigment goes all the way through the plastic or just sits as a coating on the surface.
What I’m trying to figure out now before I go back to management with a new purchasing recommendation is whether investing in a higher grade product upfront would actually reduce our total spend over a three year period compared to continuing to buy cheaper containers more frequently. The calculation seems straightforward but in practice there are other variables like whether the more durable bins are actually available in the sizes and configurations we need for our specific layout, and whether the lids and wheels are replaceable as separate components so we don’t have to replace an entire bin just because one part fails. Has anyone here managed a similar property or large outdoor space in the UAE and found a specific type of container that has genuinely lasted more than two or three years in direct sun without significant deterioration? I’d also love to know whether anyone has had success with a particular color holding up better than others over time because I’ve heard anecdotally that darker colors absorb more heat and degrade faster but I’ve never been able to verify whether that’s actually true or just something people assume.