Residential Window Covers Maintained by the Replacement Market
In the latest report from Barbour ABI, we analyse the residential window covers replacement market and offer our in-depth analysis interior window coverings within the RMI and home improvement market.
The period from 2018-2027 is covered, focusing on issues including pandemic-induced market changes, the current cost-of-living crisis, and supply chains.
Residential Window Coverings Playing Role in Replacement Market
Window covering products provide a dual role in homes, serving both decorative and practical purposes. Curtains, despite a gradual decline in market share, remain the dominant product sector in terms of value.
Blinds emerged as the least affected by the pandemic, likely due to their easy installation, aligning with the pandemic-driven DIY and home improvement trend.
With a decline in newbuilds forecast in the next few years, it is likely that the replacement market will increase its share, which is already around three quarters.
Supplier Trends
The surge in online shopping, accelerated by the pandemic, has prompted suppliers to invest in enhancements that will gain significance as this societal shift endures.
The integration of smart home technology emerging is also starting a noteworthy trend, with motorised and automated systems growing in popularity.
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