How do synthetic rattan outdoor trash cans handle prolonged exposure to saltwater?

Synthetic rattan outdoor trash cans are engineered to handle prolonged saltwater exposure through multiple protective mechanisms. The primary material, high-density polyethylene (PE) rattan, is inherently resistant to salt corrosion, moisture, and UV degradation. These bins typically feature powder-coated aluminum or stainless-steel frames that prevent rust and oxidation. The synthetic weave is tightly constructed to minimize salt accumulation, while drainage holes allow water to escape, reducing prolonged contact. Additionally, UV stabilizers integrated into the rattan prevent fading and brittleness caused by sun and salt air. Regular rinsing with fresh water can further extend their lifespan in coastal environments. This combination of material science and design makes them ideal for beaches, marinas, and other salt-prone areas, ensuring durability without compromising aesthetics.