The outlook for the construction industry is brightening: Sales of window frames are increasingly recovering. The latest edition of the Ceresana study on the global plastic window market expects demand to rise again this year. For plastic windows, used in buildings, market researchers anticipate average global growth of 2.3% p.a. until 2033. There are, however, major differences depending on the country and construction segment. Renovation and commercial construction are usually the fastest growing areas of application. The number of window frames (not window fittings or glazing) is always decisive for the comprehensive market analysis of the production and sale, import and export of plastic windows.
Modern Windows for Old Buildings
Due to price increases, higher interest rates, and a high vacancy rate, new construction is currently in a crisis in many places. Ceresana’s plastic windows market analysis forecasts higher growth rates for the renovation construction segment. Monument conservationists are not always happy about this, but window frames made of wood or aluminum are increasingly being replaced by robust and easy-care profiles made of PVC or other plastics almost everywhere in the world. Commercial construction is developing more dynamically than residential construction in many regions of the world. Office properties are an exception, as the trend towards working from home is causing problems.
Plastics Can Save Crude Oil
As with insulation materials and other building materials, the national markets for vinyl windows are also strongly influenced by the climate protection politics of the respective country, i.e. by subsidies and support measures to improve energy efficiency. As heating or cooling buildings accounts for a high proportion of total energy consumption, energy-saving PVC windows often pay for themselves quickly. The study shows that fixed-glazed windows and panoramic windows in particular are gaining market share worldwide, as are tilt-and-turn windows, which are already widespread in Europe and allow controlled ventilation.
Current Edition of the Market Study “Plastic Windows – World”:
Chapter 1 provides a complete quantitative description and analysis of the global market for plastic windows – including forecasts up to 2033. Key figures such as production and demand (in million units), as well as revenues (in USD and EUR) are given for each world region. Demand is also broken down for each region for the different window types: Tilt and turn windows, Casement windows, Pivot and awning windows, Sliding, single- and double-hung windows, Fixed and panoramic windows. In addition, demand is also analyzed for each construction segment: New construction, Renovation, Residential construction, Non-residential construction.
In Chapter 2 16 countries, the world’s largest window markets, are examined in detail: current figures on the demand for plastic windows, also broken down by construction segment (new construction, renovation, residential construction, non-residential construction). Key figures on production, import, export, and turnover are also provided.
Chapter 3 presents company profiles of the largest producers of plastic windows – clearly arranged according to contact details, revenues, profit, product range, production sites, profile summary, as well as product types and application areas. In-depth profiles of the 52 most important manufacturers are given, for example of Associated Materials, Lesso, Cornerstone, Liebot, Jeld-Wen, Rehau, VKR, and YKK.
Further information on the new, already 5th edition of the market study “Plastic Windows – World”: https://ceresana.com/en/produkt/market-study-plastic-windows-world
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As one of the world’s leading market research institutes, Ceresana specializes in the chemicals, plastics, packaging and industrial goods sectors, with a focus on bioeconomy and automotive / mobility. Since 2002, companies have benefited from high-quality industry analyses and forecasts. Over 200 market studies provide more than 10,000 clients around the world with the knowledge base for sustainable success.
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