UK Building Insulation and Dry Lining Market Analysis

In response to growing industry demand for high-quality data on energy-efficient building solutions, AMA Research is pleased to announce the launch of its latest report: ‘UK Building Insulation and Dry Lining Market Analysis, 2024 – 2028‘. 

This comprehensive report delves into current market dynamics, significant growth trends, and projections in the building insulation and dry lining sector, offering insights essential for industry stakeholders, policymakers, and sustainability advocates alike.

This new report reveals a rapid evolution in the insulation sector, fuelled by regulatory pressures and a commitment to energy-efficient building solutions. 

As the UK accelerates its transition toward net-zero goals, building insulation and dry lining products are becoming essential in both new constructions and retrofitting projects.

Key Findings from the Report

Key findings highlight a dramatic 200% increase in ECO External Wall Insulation (EWI) installations in 2023, underscoring the impact of government initiatives on market expansion.

With these installations playing a pivotal role in enhancing thermal performance and reducing energy costs, the report provides an up-to-date and comprehensive view of the trends shaping the market.

Editor’s Quote

“This report arrives at a time when demand for sustainable building solutions is at an all-time high,” 

Said Anne Williams, AMA Research Manager.

“Through our analysis, we’ve aimed to provide stakeholders with a realistic, data-driven overview of the market’s current state and future opportunities.

By closely examining the role of EWI and dry lining, we capture the impact of regulatory incentives and sustainability initiatives on market growth, giving businesses and policymakers alike a roadmap for navigating these shifts.”

Building Insulation and Dry Lining Market Trends

In addition to EWI trends, the report provides a thorough examination of the dry lining market segment, noting its increasing relevance as more builders prioritise insulation solutions that offer additional benefits in fire resistance, noise reduction, and improved indoor air quality.

The growing importance of these products in commercial and residential applications reflects a broader shift toward sustainable and efficient building practices across the UK.