This report contains information on the UK Commercial Glazing Market – size, recent trends, key influences, forecasts and future trends up to 2024.
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The 11th edition of the ‘Commercial Glazing Market Report – UK 2020-2024’ has been published by AMA Research. The report provides a detailed review of the key sectors of the market and includes commercial windows, ground floor treatments, curtain walling and roof glazing. This unique report provides both a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the UK market overall and by major product group. It focuses on market size and future prospects, by value, key trends and drivers, leading suppliers, distribution structures and end use sectors etc.
Assa Abloy Entrance Systems, Dorma, Boon Edam, Record, Gilgen Door Systems, Geze, Brett Martin Daylight Systems, Velux, Keylite, Whitesales, Duplus Architectural Systems, Hambleside Danelaw, The Rooflight Company, Xtralite’ Glazing Vision, Smart, Kawneer, Schueco, Crest Nicholson, Hydro Building Systems, Senior Architectural Systems (SAS), Aluk GB, AWS Turner Fain, Aluprof UK, Reynaers, Structura UK, Epwin Group, VEKA, Eurocell PLC, Rehau, Schneider GB, Keylite and more.
There are 34 tables and charts included in this report.
This report represents the 11th edition of the ‘Commercial Glazing’ market and provides a review of the wide range of commercial glazing products installed in non-residential applications to include commercial windows, curtain wall (including structural glazing), ground floor treatments and roof glazing. The market is complex, compounded by problems with product definitions and the extensive degree of ‘grey area’ between the various market sectors, making it difficult to accurately gauge absolute sizes and trends either by volume or value. Furthermore, interpretation of company performance data is difficult as while some companies specialise in a well-defined market sector, others supply the whole range of glazing systems for use in both commercial and residential applications.
Analysis is further complicated by fragmentation of the supply chain, with companies involved in extrusion, system supply, fabrication and installation but only a few offering a single source solution, and with different frame materials having their own supply chains. However, as company and industry performance is measured principally by value, AMA considers that this is the most appropriate way to attempt to evaluate the commercial glazing sector.
Following the difficult trading conditions and low margins experienced following the Referendum vote of 2016, several years of Brexit negotiations and volatile conditions in the economy the UK commercial glazing industry experienced declining growth in sales to 2019. However, the outlook for 2020 and forward is for moderate but rising increases in growth through to 2023 underpinned by conclusions to Brexit and stronger confidences looking forward to new UK construction investment.
Contents Listing
1. INTRODUCTION 7
1.1 BACKGROUND 7
1.2 SOURCES OF INFORMATION 7 2.
SUMMARY AND MARKET PROSPECTS 9
2.1 SUMMARY 9
2.2 MARKET PROSPECTS 10
3. THE MARKET 12
3.1 MARKET DEFINITION 12
3.2 MARKET SIZE AND RECENT TRENDS 13
3.3 MARKET PROSPECTS 14
3.3.1 Major High-Rise and/or Large Span Developments 17
3.3.2 Material Price Trends 17
3.3.3 Regulatory and Legislative Influences 18
4. PRODUCT SECTORS 21
4.1 COMMERCIAL WINDOWS 21
4.1.1 Definition and Market Overview 21
4.1.2 Mix by Frame Material 22
4.2 GROUND FLOOR TREATMENTS 24
4.2.1 Definition 24
4.2.2 Market Overview 24
4.2.3 Product Mix 25
4.2.4 Frame Material 27
4.2.5 Sector Prospects 27
4.3 CURTAIN WALL (INCLUDING STRUCTURAL GLAZING) 27
4.3.1 Definition 27
4.3.2 Market Overview 29
4.3.3 Mix by Size of Contract 30
4.4 ROOF GLAZING 30
4.4.1 Definition 30
4.4.2 Market Overview 31
5. END USE SECTORS 34
5.1 OVERVIEW 34
5.2 COMMERCIAL OFFICES 35
5.3 EDUCATION 37
5.3.1 Schools 39
5.3.2 Higher and Further Education 39
5.3.3 Student Accommodation 40
5.4 HIGH-RISE APARTMENT BLOCKS 40
5.5 LEISURE 42
5.6 HEALTHCARE 44
5.7 RETAIL 46
5.8 TRANSPORT 48
6. SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION 51
6.1 ALUMINIUM FRAMED GLAZING SYSTEMS 52
6.1.1 Aluminium Systems Companies 52
6.1.2 Aluminium Systems Fabricators 55
6.2 PVCU SYSTEMS 57
6.3 STRUCTURAL GLAZING 59
6.4 STEEL GLAZING SYSTEMS 59
6.5 BESPOKE/OWN-DESIGN 60
6.5.1 UK Companies 60
6.5.2 European & Other Non-UK Based Contractors 60
6.6 ROOFLIGHT MANUFACTURERS 63
6.7 AUTOMATED DOOR SYSTEMS 64
6.8 ARCHITECTURAL GLASS MANUFACTURERS 65 APPENDICES 69
APPENDIX A: ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT 69
A.1 Overview and Outlook 69
A.2 GDP 70
A.3 Inflation & Interest Rates 71
A.4 Employment & Wages 71
A.5 Household Consumption 72
A.6 Sterling 73
Tables & Charts
CHART 1: UK COMMERCIAL GLAZING MARKET AND FORECASTS 2014-2024 – BY VALUE (£M AT INSTALLED PRICES) 9
TABLE 2: UK MARKET FOR COMMERCIAL GLAZING SYSTEMS 2014-2019 – BY INSTALLED VALUE (£M AT CURRENT PRICES) 14
TABLE 3: UK MARKET FORECASTS FOR COMMERCIAL GLAZING SYSTEMS 2019-2024 – BY INSTALLED VALUE (£M AT CURRENT PRICES) 15
TABLE 4: PRICE INDICES CHANGES FOR DOOR & WINDOW MATERIALS AND FLAT GLASS 2014 –2019 (12 MONTHS TO Q3) – % CHANGE 17
TABLE 5: UK MARKET FOR COMMERCIAL GLAZING SYSTEMS BY PRODUCT GROUP 2019 – BY INSTALLED VALUE (£M) 21
CHART 6: UK MARKET FOR COMMERCIAL WINDOWS 2014-2024 BY INSTALLED VALUE (£M AT CURRENT PRICES) 22
CHART 7: UK MARKET FOR COMMERCIAL WINDOWS BY FRAME MATERIAL 2019 % BY INSTALLED VALUE 23
CHART 8: UK MARKET FOR GROUND FLOOR TREATMENTS (INCLUDING COMMERCIAL GLAZED ENTRANCES) 2014-2024 – BY INSTALLED VALUE (£M AT CURRENT PRICES) 25
CHART 9: GROUND FLOOR TREATMENTS PRODUCT MIX (GLAZED DOORS, SHOP FRONTS, COMMERCIAL WINDOWS BY FRAME MATERIAL 2019 – % BY INSTALLED VALUE 26
TABLE 10: UK MARKET FOR CURTAIN WALL GLAZING 2014-2024 – BY INSTALLED VALUE (£M AT CURRENT PRICES) 29
CHART 11: UK CURTAIN WALL MARKET BY CONTRACT SIZE 2019 – % BY INSTALLED VALUE 30
CHART 12: UK MARKET FOR ROOF GLAZING 2014-2024 – BY INSTALLED VALUE (£M AT CURRENT PRICES) 32
CHART 13: UK MARKET FOR COMMERCIAL GLAZING BY END USE SECTOR 2019 – % BY VALUE 34 CHART 14: OFFICE NEW WORK CONSTRUCTION OUTPUT (GB) 2014-2024 – BY VALUE (£BN AT CURRENT PRICES) 35
CHART 15: CENTRAL LONDON OFFICE MARKET TAKE UP BY PRINCIPAL AREA Q3 2014 TO Q3 2019 – BY AREA (MILLION SQUARE FEET) 36
CHART 16: EDUCATION NEW WORK CONSTRUCTION OUTPUT (GB) 2014-2024 – BY VALUE (£BN AT CURRENT PRICES) 38
CHART 17: NUMBER OF FLATS BUILT IN ENGLAND 2009/10 TO 2018/19 – BY VOLUME (UNITS) 41 CHART 18: HOUSEBUILDING COMPLETIONS IN ENGLAND 2009/10 TO 2018/19 – % MIX BY TYPE OF DWELLING (HOUSES/FLATS) 42
CHART 19: CONSTRUCTION OUTPUT FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE SECTOR (GB) 2014-2024 – BY VALUE (£BN AT CURRENT PRICES) 43
CHART 20: UK ENTERTAINMENT MARKET – % SHARE OF NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY SECTOR – 2019 44
CHART 21: HEALTHCARE NEW WORK CONSTRUCTION OUTPUT (GB) 2014-2024 – BY VALUE (£BN AT CURRENT PRICES) 45
CHART 22: RETAIL CONSTRUCTION NEW WORK OUTPUT (GB) 2014-2024 – BY VALUE (£BN AT CURRENT PRICES) 47
TABLE 23: RETAIL TURNOVER EXCLUDING AUTOMOTIVE FUEL GREAT BRITAIN 2012-2018 – BY VALUE (£BN) 48
CHART 24: INFRASTRUCTURE OUTPUT NEW WORK CONSTRUCTION (GB) 2014-2024 – BY VALUE (£BN AT CURRENT PRICES) 49
CHART 25: COMMERCIAL GLAZING CONTRACTOR SELECTION PROCESS 51
CHART 26: ALUMINIUM GLAZING SYSTEMS – ESTIMATED MARKET SHARES 2019 53
TABLE 27: PRINCIPAL EUROPEAN AND OTHER NON-UK BASED BESPOKE COMMERCIAL GLAZING CONTRACTORS IN THE UK FY 2017 & 2018 61
TABLE 28: UK MANUFACTURE TOUGHENED, LAMINATED & MULTI-WALLED FLAT GLASS 2012-2018 – BY VALUE £M 66
TABLE 29: UK INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN SELECTED CONSTRUCTION FLAT GLASS* 2012-2018 – BY VALUE (£M) 67
CHART 30: GVA CHAINED VOLUME MEASURES, 2015-2019, KEY CONSTITUENT ELEMENTS 70
CHART 31: CPI INFLATION AND BANK OF ENGLAND BASE RATE, 2008-2023 71
CHART 32: AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS DATA – GB – TOTAL PAY – 2014-2019 (SEASONALLY ADJUSTED) 72
CHART 33: PDI & SAVINGS RATIO AT CURRENT PRICES 2008-2023 72
CHART 34: EXCHANGE RATE FLUCTUATIONS 2015-2019, STERLING TO THE DOLLAR AND THE EURO, SPOT RATES 73
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