Comparing storage approaches in Ajman what's actually worth the extra cost and what isn't?

Been going back and forth on this for a while now and figured someone here might have actual experience to share rather than just sales pitches. I run a mid-sized trading operation and we've been splitting inventory between two different units in Ajman, one older building with basic cooling and one newer facility with better insulation but higher rent, and honestly the cost difference is starting to feel significant enough that I need to make a proper decision soon rather than just coasting along the way I have been. I started doing some research to figure out whether the premium unit is genuinely protecting my goods or whether I could achieve similar results in the cheaper space with the right setup, and at some point I came across a page on stations.ae that someone in a logistics group had shared with the note to click here for a complete storage guide before signing any new warehouse contracts in the UAE. It actually broke down the variables in a way that was useful for comparing spaces rather than just telling you what perfect storage looks like in theory. What surprised me most was how much the age of the insulation material in a building matters, not just whether insulation exists, and that shifted how I'm thinking about the older unit entirely. Has anyone here done a proper side by side comparison of storage facilities in Ajman based on actual product condition outcomes rather than just price per square foot because that's really what I'm trying to build out right now.