Directly from the 2021-2025 edition of the report, AMA Research presents the residential doors market insights to help you better understand what’s covered in the report.
Data is analysed well into 2016 and onward to gain historical understanding of the market.
The residential doors market is mature, dependent on new housebuilding and home improvement and stimulated by the development of new materials, styles and applications for doors.
The experience in 2016-19 has been for steady growth in demand driven by large-scale increases in house completions and RMI with home improvements boosted by a rise in consumer spending.
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Residential Doors Market Highlights
1. Residential door demand grew steadily 2015-2019 with value growth rising 21% driven by a high level of new building work and RMI.
This is underpinned by good consumer confidence levels as well as attractive product developments and features including:
- Thermal efficiency improvements
- Better security
- Colour and texture enhancement
- Continuing high demand for bi-folds and composite doors
2. The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic from early 2020 led to lockdowns and Tier restrictions that severely depressed the UK economy and in turn led to a sharp decline in the residential door market for that year.
3. Residential construction generally able to work through the pandemic helped maintain a lower level of demand for doors.
Combined with replacement demand from homeowners and social housing, this tempered by delays in product availability and Covid-19 restrictions on installations.
4. Suppliers further developed their digital platforms to ease product availability bottlenecks but some major suppliers already under pressure in a mature over-supplied market were pushed further by the economic effects of the pandemic leading to a number falling into administration and liquidation 2019-2020.
5. The supply structure for residential doors remains complex and fragmented. However, it is increasingly competitive, with a positive market outlook and steady growth anticipated from 2021 to 2025.
This positive trend is supported by the gradual ending of the pandemic and a positive conclusion to Brexit negotiations.
Additionally, trade agreements are expected to have a positive impact on improved housing investments and consumer confidence.
