Opportunities for Composites in the North American Construction Market 2008-2013: Trends, Forecast and Opportunity Analysis, August 2008
Background:
Construction is the second largest segment within the North American composites industry in volume shipment which includes 12 major applications such as door, windows, rebar, utility pole, bridge deck, grating, cooling tower, bathtub, swimming pool, architectural applications, FRP panel, and others. Today composite parts are becoming far more commonplace. Rebar, decking, grating, door and window, swimming pool, FRP panel and many other applications are gaining great interest from consumers.
This report provides insight into composites in the North American construction market by the end of 2007 and forecasts the market for 2008-2013. Learn what factors are impacting the construction market. The report extensively looks at recent industry trends, as well as future opportunities and threats, and represents an invaluable aid to sales and marketing professionals in, or interested in the industry. In addition, the report analyses market sizes and trends, market structures, key company shares for various segments. Construction markets by materials such as reinforcements and resins are discussed. According to Lucintel, construction applications, which is one of the largest markets for composites is estimated to reach $6.1 billion in 2013 in North America. Lucintel has identified the best and worst performing markets in 2007. The worst performers in North American construction were markets that were most closely associated with residential construction. Because of the slowdown in residential construction, specifically in the U.S., these markets witnessed a significant decline from the previous year. The best markets were those associated with industrial or commercial applications, most of which have very little correlation to the movements in residential housing. As the North American residential housing market continues to decline into 2008, it is important to know which sectors have continued to show strength despite the economic slowdown. In addition, knowing the top three segments which are expected to grow at or above 9% a year for the next five years can help to avoid some of the further weaknesses projected for some application segments. For the next five years, the North American composite market in construction is expected to average over 5.0% per year, however, individual results vary greatly from -5% to 14.9% per year. Discover which applications will grow the fastest and how changing penetration trends from composites will affect the marketplace.
Material suppliers and product manufacturers need to continually stay abreast, critically analyze, and act fast to capture maximum market share and growth in various applications and markets. This 207 page condensed market report provides all of the latest critical issues concerning composite materials in construction, as well as market and applications related to the construction industry. This report is a must have for every company in the construction industry. In today’s global economy, you need every advantage that you can find to keep you ahead in your business. Let us help to give you that edge.
Features of This Report:
To make any investment, business or strategic decisions, you need timely and adequate information. This market report fulfills this core need. This is an indispensable reference guide for composite material suppliers, product manufacturers, investors, researchers, engineers, distributors and many more who are dealing with construction industry. Some of the features of this market report are:
Construction is the second largest segment within the North American composites industry in volume shipment which includes 12 major applications such as door, windows, rebar, utility pole, bridge deck, grating, cooling tower, bathtub, swimming pool, architectural applications, FRP panel, and others. Today composite parts are becoming far more commonplace. Rebar, decking, grating, door and window, swimming pool, FRP panel and many other applications are gaining great interest from consumers.
This report provides insight into composites in the North American construction market by the end of 2007 and forecasts the market for 2008-2013. Learn what factors are impacting the construction market. The report extensively looks at recent industry trends, as well as future opportunities and threats, and represents an invaluable aid to sales and marketing professionals in, or interested in the industry. In addition, the report analyses market sizes and trends, market structures, key company shares for various segments. Construction markets by materials such as reinforcements and resins are discussed. According to Lucintel, construction applications, which is one of the largest markets for composites is estimated to reach $6.1 billion in 2013 in North America. Lucintel has identified the best and worst performing markets in 2007. The worst performers in North American construction were markets that were most closely associated with residential construction. Because of the slowdown in residential construction, specifically in the U.S., these markets witnessed a significant decline from the previous year. The best markets were those associated with industrial or commercial applications, most of which have very little correlation to the movements in residential housing. As the North American residential housing market continues to decline into 2008, it is important to know which sectors have continued to show strength despite the economic slowdown. In addition, knowing the top three segments which are expected to grow at or above 9% a year for the next five years can help to avoid some of the further weaknesses projected for some application segments. For the next five years, the North American composite market in construction is expected to average over 5.0% per year, however, individual results vary greatly from -5% to 14.9% per year. Discover which applications will grow the fastest and how changing penetration trends from composites will affect the marketplace.
Material suppliers and product manufacturers need to continually stay abreast, critically analyze, and act fast to capture maximum market share and growth in various applications and markets. This 207 page condensed market report provides all of the latest critical issues concerning composite materials in construction, as well as market and applications related to the construction industry. This report is a must have for every company in the construction industry. In today’s global economy, you need every advantage that you can find to keep you ahead in your business. Let us help to give you that edge.
Features of This Report:
To make any investment, business or strategic decisions, you need timely and adequate information. This market report fulfills this core need. This is an indispensable reference guide for composite material suppliers, product manufacturers, investors, researchers, engineers, distributors and many more who are dealing with construction industry. Some of the features of this market report are:
- Market size estimates for top 12 composites applications in the North American construction industry in terms of volume (million lbs) and $ million shipment.
- Porter’s Five Force Analysis for composites opportunities in the North American construction market in terms of Supplier Power, Buyer Power, Barriers to Entry, Threat of Substitution and Rivalry.
- Competitive analysis for various applications in terms of types of materials used such as the door market by various material types.
- Trends (2002 – 2007) and forecast (2008-2013) for composites applications in the North American construction industry. Growth rates for various applications in volume (million lbs) and $ million shipment.
- Factors driving the growth (or decline) of these composites applications in North American construction market.
- Growth Opportunities for Emerging Applications.
- Market size estimates for composite materials in North American construction industry in terms of volume (million lbs) and $ million shipment. Market break down by different types of resins and fibers.
- Trends (2002 – 2007) and forecasts (2008-2013) for composite materials shipment in the North American construction industry. Growth rates in composites shipment.
- A total of 109 figures/charts and 39 tables presented in this report to help in your business plan.
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
2. COMPOSITE APPLICATIONS
Overview of composite applications in construction industry.
Major construction products in different markets.
Features of composite products.
3. ABOUT THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
What is the Construction Industry
Characteristics of the North American Construction Industry
Industry Background and Overview
Price and Weight Distribution
4. NORTH AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION MARKET - 2007
Market overview.
North American construction market breakdown by applications.
North American construction market breakdown by materials in terms of volume (million lbs) and also $ million etc.
5. COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
Market penetration for composites in various applications.
6. NORTH AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION MARKET TRENDS
Growth trends (2002-2007) in terms of $ shipment and lbs shipment.
Trends in various applications.
Trends in materials shipment in terms of volume (million lbs) and also $ million.
7. NORTH AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION MARKET FORECAST
Market forecasts (2008-2013) in terms of $ shipment and lbs shipment.
Forecast in various applications.
Forecast in materials shipment in terms of volume (million lbs) and also $ million.
8. MANUFACTURING PROCESS ANALYSIS
Overview of construction manufacturing processes
Description of construction manufacturing processes
9. GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES AND EMERGING COMPOSITES APPLICATIONS
10. EMERGING MATERIALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
2. COMPOSITE APPLICATIONS
Overview of composite applications in construction industry.
Major construction products in different markets.
Features of composite products.
3. ABOUT THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
What is the Construction Industry
Characteristics of the North American Construction Industry
Industry Background and Overview
Price and Weight Distribution
4. NORTH AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION MARKET - 2007
Market overview.
North American construction market breakdown by applications.
North American construction market breakdown by materials in terms of volume (million lbs) and also $ million etc.
5. COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
Market penetration for composites in various applications.
6. NORTH AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION MARKET TRENDS
Growth trends (2002-2007) in terms of $ shipment and lbs shipment.
Trends in various applications.
Trends in materials shipment in terms of volume (million lbs) and also $ million.
7. NORTH AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION MARKET FORECAST
Market forecasts (2008-2013) in terms of $ shipment and lbs shipment.
Forecast in various applications.
Forecast in materials shipment in terms of volume (million lbs) and also $ million.
8. MANUFACTURING PROCESS ANALYSIS
Overview of construction manufacturing processes
Description of construction manufacturing processes
9. GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES AND EMERGING COMPOSITES APPLICATIONS
10. EMERGING MATERIALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
LIST OF FIGURES
(A total of 109 figures/charts are presented in this report as shown below.)
Chapter 1 Executive Summary
Fig. 1.1: Composite materials shipment ($ mill, %) by application in the North American construction market.
Fig. 1.2: Composite materials shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market.
Fig. 1.3: Composite materials shipment (mil. lbs, %) by application in the North American construction market.
Fig. 1.4: Composite materials shipment (mill. lbs) by application in the North American construction market.
Fig. 1.5: Last 1 yr. % change (2006 – 2007) in composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 1.6: Last 5 yr. CAGR (2002 – 2007) in composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 1.7: Next 1 yr. % change (2007 – 2008) in composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 1.8: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2008.
Fig. 1.9: Next 5 yr CAGR (2008 – 2013) in composites application market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 1.10: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2013.
Fig. 1.11: Porter’s Five Forces model for the composite market in construction for North America
Chapter 2 Composite Applications
Fig. 2.1: A photograph of Product 1
Fig. 2.2: A photograph of Product 2.
Fig. 2.3: Expansion/contraction comparison for different types of Product 3 materials.
Fig. 2.4: Conductivity comparison for different types of Product 3 materials.
Fig. 2.5: A photograph of FRP Product 4.
Fig. 2.6: A FRP Product 5 under installation.
Fig. 2.7: A photograph of FRP Product 6.
Fig. 2.8: A photograph of pultruded gratings.
Fig. 2.9: Product 7 produced with pultruded construction components.
Fig. 2.10: A photograph of composite Product 8.
Fig. 2.11: A photograph of a Product 9.
Fig. 2.12: A fiberglass Application 1 outside a commercial storefront.
Fig. 2.13: A fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) Product 10
Fig. 3.1: Total composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) for 2007.
Fig. 3.2: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 3.3: Construction market classification by sales segmentation and applications
Chapter 4 North American Construction Market - 2007
Fig. 4.1: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig. 4.2: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007..
Fig. 4.3: New Housing Starts, United States
Fig. 4.4: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by applications in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 4.5: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by applications in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 4.6: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by type of raw material in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 4.7: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 4.8: Total composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) for 2007.
Fig. 4.9: Emphasis on cost and performance by various industries.
Chapter 5 Competitive Analysis
Fig. 5.1: Shipment and penetration of North American residential Product X (million units) in 2002.
Fig. 5.2 Shipment and penetration of North American residential Product X (million units) in 2006
Fig. 5.3: The rate of change for the residential Product 3 lineal market over the five-year period 2003-2008.
Fig. 5.4: Shipment and penetration of North American fiberglass Product 3s (million units) in 2002.
Fig. 5.5: Shipment and penetration of North American fiberglass Product 3s (million units) in 2006.
Chapter 6 North American Construction Market Trends
Fig. 6.1: New Housing Starts compiled quarterly, United States data
Fig. 6.2: Oil Price Trend – West Texas Intermediate
Fig. 6.3: Flat Steel Price Trend
Fig. 6.4: Spot Base aluminum prices per New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX)
Fig. 6.5: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2002.
Fig. 6.6: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by application in the North American construction market in 2002.
Fig. 6.7: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig 6.8: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig. 6.9: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the North American construction industry 2002 – 2007.
Fig. 6.10: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the North American construction industry 2006 – 2007.
Fig. 6.11: Last 5 yr. CAGR (2002 – 2007) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 6.12: Last 5 yr. CAGR (2002 – 2007) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 6.13: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2002.
Fig. 6.14: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2002.
Fig. 6.15: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2006.
Fig. 6.16: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2006.
Fig. 6.17: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2007.
Fig. 6.18: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2007.
Fig. 6.19: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market 2002.
Fig. 6.20: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2002.
Fig. 6.21: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market 2006.
Fig. 6.22: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2006.
Fig. 6.23: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market 2007.
Fig. 6.24: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2007.
Chapter 7 North American Construction Market Forecast
Fig. 7.1: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig. 7.2: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig. 7.3: Construction composite applications by volume (mill.lbs.) in 2007.
Fig. 7.4: Construction composite applications by volume (mill.lbs.) in 2007.
Fig. 7.5: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2008.
Fig. 7.6: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2008.
Fig. 7.7: Construction composite applications by volume (mill.lbs.) in 2008.
Fig. 7.8: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the North American construction industry 2007 - 2008.
Fig. 7.9: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the North American construction industry 2008 - 2013.
Fig. 7.10: Next 1 year change (2007 – 2008) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 7.11: Next five year CAGR (2008 – 2013) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 7.12: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2013.
Fig. 7.13: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2008.
Fig. 7.14: Composite raw material shipment for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2008.
Fig. 7.15: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2013
Fig. 7.16: Composite raw material shipment for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2013.
Fig. 7.17: Composite raw material inputs by application ($ mill) in the North American construction market 2008.
Fig. 7.18: Composite material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2008. .
Fig. 7.19: Composite raw material inputs by application ($ mill) in the North American construction market 2013.
Fig. 7.20: Composite material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2013.
Chapter 8 Manufacturing Process Analysis
Fig. 8.1: Composite material volume (mill lbs) by process in the North American construction market 2007.
Fig. 8.2: North American construction composite market distribution (mill lbs) by Process 1 in 2007.
Fig. 8.3: North American construction composite market distribution by Process 2 in 2007
Fig. 8.4: North American hand Process 3 segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.5: North American Process 5 segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.6: Chopper Gun used for the Process 5
Fig. 8.7: A picture of the traditional Process 5 technique
Fig. 8.8: North American compression Process 2 segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.9: A basic pultrusion machine showing the process elements
Fig. 8.10: North American pultrusion process segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.11: North American Process 6 segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.12: A filament winding machine
Fig. 8.13: North American PROCESS 7 process segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.14: North American PROCESS 8 process segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Chapter 9 Growth Opportunities and Emerging Composites Applications
Fig. 9.1 Structural Product 4 applications in concrete pad and building applications
Fig. 9.2: An example of In Line’s Fiberglass Double Hung Product 3
Fig. 9.3: Filament Wound Round Pole from Company XYZ
Fig. 9.4: A Fiberglass pool being installed by crane
Fig. 9.5: Composites Rescue Chamber.
Fig. 9.6: Pultruded Scaffolding.
Fig. 9.7: FRP Gridform for Product A Applications.
Fig. 9.8: Composites Sheet Pile system.
Fig. 9.9: Installation of composite Product A at railroad test track
Fig. 9.10: Composite Advantage’s FRP Product B and Product C
(A total of 109 figures/charts are presented in this report as shown below.)
Chapter 1 Executive Summary
Fig. 1.1: Composite materials shipment ($ mill, %) by application in the North American construction market.
Fig. 1.2: Composite materials shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market.
Fig. 1.3: Composite materials shipment (mil. lbs, %) by application in the North American construction market.
Fig. 1.4: Composite materials shipment (mill. lbs) by application in the North American construction market.
Fig. 1.5: Last 1 yr. % change (2006 – 2007) in composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 1.6: Last 5 yr. CAGR (2002 – 2007) in composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 1.7: Next 1 yr. % change (2007 – 2008) in composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 1.8: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2008.
Fig. 1.9: Next 5 yr CAGR (2008 – 2013) in composites application market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 1.10: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2013.
Fig. 1.11: Porter’s Five Forces model for the composite market in construction for North America
Chapter 2 Composite Applications
Fig. 2.1: A photograph of Product 1
Fig. 2.2: A photograph of Product 2.
Fig. 2.3: Expansion/contraction comparison for different types of Product 3 materials.
Fig. 2.4: Conductivity comparison for different types of Product 3 materials.
Fig. 2.5: A photograph of FRP Product 4.
Fig. 2.6: A FRP Product 5 under installation.
Fig. 2.7: A photograph of FRP Product 6.
Fig. 2.8: A photograph of pultruded gratings.
Fig. 2.9: Product 7 produced with pultruded construction components.
Fig. 2.10: A photograph of composite Product 8.
Fig. 2.11: A photograph of a Product 9.
Fig. 2.12: A fiberglass Application 1 outside a commercial storefront.
Fig. 2.13: A fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) Product 10
Fig. 3.1: Total composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) for 2007.
Fig. 3.2: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 3.3: Construction market classification by sales segmentation and applications
Chapter 4 North American Construction Market - 2007
Fig. 4.1: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig. 4.2: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007..
Fig. 4.3: New Housing Starts, United States
Fig. 4.4: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by applications in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 4.5: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by applications in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 4.6: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by type of raw material in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 4.7: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market for 2007.
Fig. 4.8: Total composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) for 2007.
Fig. 4.9: Emphasis on cost and performance by various industries.
Chapter 5 Competitive Analysis
Fig. 5.1: Shipment and penetration of North American residential Product X (million units) in 2002.
Fig. 5.2 Shipment and penetration of North American residential Product X (million units) in 2006
Fig. 5.3: The rate of change for the residential Product 3 lineal market over the five-year period 2003-2008.
Fig. 5.4: Shipment and penetration of North American fiberglass Product 3s (million units) in 2002.
Fig. 5.5: Shipment and penetration of North American fiberglass Product 3s (million units) in 2006.
Chapter 6 North American Construction Market Trends
Fig. 6.1: New Housing Starts compiled quarterly, United States data
Fig. 6.2: Oil Price Trend – West Texas Intermediate
Fig. 6.3: Flat Steel Price Trend
Fig. 6.4: Spot Base aluminum prices per New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX)
Fig. 6.5: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2002.
Fig. 6.6: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by application in the North American construction market in 2002.
Fig. 6.7: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig 6.8: Composite material shipment (mill lbs.) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig. 6.9: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the North American construction industry 2002 – 2007.
Fig. 6.10: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the North American construction industry 2006 – 2007.
Fig. 6.11: Last 5 yr. CAGR (2002 – 2007) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 6.12: Last 5 yr. CAGR (2002 – 2007) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 6.13: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2002.
Fig. 6.14: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2002.
Fig. 6.15: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2006.
Fig. 6.16: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2006.
Fig. 6.17: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2007.
Fig. 6.18: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2007.
Fig. 6.19: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market 2002.
Fig. 6.20: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2002.
Fig. 6.21: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market 2006.
Fig. 6.22: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2006.
Fig. 6.23: Composite raw material usage ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market 2007.
Fig. 6.24: Composite raw material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2007.
Chapter 7 North American Construction Market Forecast
Fig. 7.1: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig. 7.2: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2007.
Fig. 7.3: Construction composite applications by volume (mill.lbs.) in 2007.
Fig. 7.4: Construction composite applications by volume (mill.lbs.) in 2007.
Fig. 7.5: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2008.
Fig. 7.6: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2008.
Fig. 7.7: Construction composite applications by volume (mill.lbs.) in 2008.
Fig. 7.8: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the North American construction industry 2007 - 2008.
Fig. 7.9: Composite growth by application ($ mill) in the North American construction industry 2008 - 2013.
Fig. 7.10: Next 1 year change (2007 – 2008) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 7.11: Next five year CAGR (2008 – 2013) in the composites applications market ($ mill) for North American construction.
Fig. 7.12: Composite material shipment ($ mill) by application in the North American construction market in 2013.
Fig. 7.13: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2008.
Fig. 7.14: Composite raw material shipment for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2008.
Fig. 7.15: Composite raw material inputs for the North American construction market ($ mill) 2013
Fig. 7.16: Composite raw material shipment for the North American construction market (mill lbs) 2013.
Fig. 7.17: Composite raw material inputs by application ($ mill) in the North American construction market 2008.
Fig. 7.18: Composite material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2008. .
Fig. 7.19: Composite raw material inputs by application ($ mill) in the North American construction market 2013.
Fig. 7.20: Composite material shipment (mill lbs) by application in the North American construction market 2013.
Chapter 8 Manufacturing Process Analysis
Fig. 8.1: Composite material volume (mill lbs) by process in the North American construction market 2007.
Fig. 8.2: North American construction composite market distribution (mill lbs) by Process 1 in 2007.
Fig. 8.3: North American construction composite market distribution by Process 2 in 2007
Fig. 8.4: North American hand Process 3 segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.5: North American Process 5 segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.6: Chopper Gun used for the Process 5
Fig. 8.7: A picture of the traditional Process 5 technique
Fig. 8.8: North American compression Process 2 segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.9: A basic pultrusion machine showing the process elements
Fig. 8.10: North American pultrusion process segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.11: North American Process 6 segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.12: A filament winding machine
Fig. 8.13: North American PROCESS 7 process segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Fig. 8.14: North American PROCESS 8 process segmentation in North American construction composites 2007
Chapter 9 Growth Opportunities and Emerging Composites Applications
Fig. 9.1 Structural Product 4 applications in concrete pad and building applications
Fig. 9.2: An example of In Line’s Fiberglass Double Hung Product 3
Fig. 9.3: Filament Wound Round Pole from Company XYZ
Fig. 9.4: A Fiberglass pool being installed by crane
Fig. 9.5: Composites Rescue Chamber.
Fig. 9.6: Pultruded Scaffolding.
Fig. 9.7: FRP Gridform for Product A Applications.
Fig. 9.8: Composites Sheet Pile system.
Fig. 9.9: Installation of composite Product A at railroad test track
Fig. 9.10: Composite Advantage’s FRP Product B and Product C
LIST OF TABLES
(A total of 39 tables are presented in this report as shown below.)
Chapter 1 Executive Summary
Table 1.1: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 1.2: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Chapter 2 Composite Applications
Table 2.1: Characteristics of different Product 3 material types.
Chapter 6 North American Construction Market Trends
Table 6.1: Composite application trend by volume ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.2: Ranking of the five leading composite applications in the North American construction industry in $ value of shipments in 2007.
Table 6.3: Average growth rates (CAGR) for 1, 3, and 5 years in the OVERALL North American construction industry.
Table 6.4: US GDP CAGR for the last 1, 3, and 5 years
Table 6.5: Composite application by raw material shipment (mill lbs) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.6: Composite application by raw material shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.7: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.8: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American door market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.9: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American Product 3 market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.10: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American Product 4 market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.11: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American Product 5market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.13: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American grating market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.14: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American Product 7market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.15: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American bath market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.16: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American swimming pool market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.17: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American architectural market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.18: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American FRP Product 10 market showing the lastone and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.19: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American ‘others’ market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Chapter 7 North American Construction Market Forecast
Table 7.1: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.2: Composite application by raw material shipment (mill lbs) in the North American construction industry showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.3: Composite application by raw material usage ($ mill) in the North American construction industry showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.4: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product xyz market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.5: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 3 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.6: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 4 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.7: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 5 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.8: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 6 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.9: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 11 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.10: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 7market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.11: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American bathtub market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.12: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 12 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.13: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American architectural market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.14: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American FRP Product 10 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.15: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American ‘others’ market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Chapter 9 Growth Opportunities and Emerging Composites Applications
Table 9.1: High growth composite applications by shipment ($ mill) showing the next one and five year forecast and CAGR for North American construction market (2008 – 2013)
Chapter 10 Emerging Materials for the Construction Industry
Table 10.1: List of materials introduced from 2006 to July 2008
(A total of 39 tables are presented in this report as shown below.)
Chapter 1 Executive Summary
Table 1.1: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 1.2: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Chapter 2 Composite Applications
Table 2.1: Characteristics of different Product 3 material types.
Chapter 6 North American Construction Market Trends
Table 6.1: Composite application trend by volume ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.2: Ranking of the five leading composite applications in the North American construction industry in $ value of shipments in 2007.
Table 6.3: Average growth rates (CAGR) for 1, 3, and 5 years in the OVERALL North American construction industry.
Table 6.4: US GDP CAGR for the last 1, 3, and 5 years
Table 6.5: Composite application by raw material shipment (mill lbs) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.6: Composite application by raw material shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.7: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.8: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American door market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.9: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American Product 3 market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.10: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American Product 4 market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.11: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American Product 5market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.13: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American grating market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.14: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American Product 7market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.15: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American bath market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.16: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American swimming pool market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.17: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American architectural market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.18: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American FRP Product 10 market showing the lastone and five year trends and CAGR
Table 6.19: Composite application ($ mill) in the North American ‘others’ market showing the last one and five year trends and CAGR
Chapter 7 North American Construction Market Forecast
Table 7.1: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American construction market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.2: Composite application by raw material shipment (mill lbs) in the North American construction industry showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.3: Composite application by raw material usage ($ mill) in the North American construction industry showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.4: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product xyz market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.5: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 3 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.6: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 4 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.7: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 5 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.8: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 6 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.9: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 11 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.10: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 7market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.11: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American bathtub market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.12: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American Product 12 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.13: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American architectural market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.14: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American FRP Product 10 market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Table 7.15: Composite application by shipment ($ mill) in the North American ‘others’ market showing the next one and five year forecasts and CAGR
Chapter 9 Growth Opportunities and Emerging Composites Applications
Table 9.1: High growth composite applications by shipment ($ mill) showing the next one and five year forecast and CAGR for North American construction market (2008 – 2013)
Chapter 10 Emerging Materials for the Construction Industry
Table 10.1: List of materials introduced from 2006 to July 2008
