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Commercial and Industrial Doors and Shutters Market Report - UK 2011-2015 Analysis
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AMA Research are pleased to announce the publication of the 5th Edition of AMA Research's ‘Commercial and Industrial Doors and Shutters Market Report - UK 2011-2015'. Incorporating original input and primary research, it represents an up-to-date and informed report on the sector, covering both Personnel Entrance Doors and Industrial (Non-Personnel) Doors.
Key areas covered in the report include:
- UK Commercial and Industrial Doors Market – size, recent trends and key influences, forecasts and future trends up to 2015.
- Analysis by Market Sector – Personnel Entrance Doors and Non Personnel (Industrial) Doors – size, product mix within each sector, trends and influences.
- Market Structure – review of market structure, breakdown of market sectors with major players, company profiles, anticipated future developments.
- End Use Application Areas – analysis of key end use sectors for commercial and industrial doors, with potential opportunities.
- Despite steady market growth up to 2008, sales in 2009-10 have been adversely affected by the downturn in construction in commercial and industrial new build. While 2011 is set to be a difficult year, tentative signs of recovery in several commercial new build markets provides some optimism for market recovery in 2012-2015.
Areas of Particular Interest:
- Market development in 2009/10 - largely driven by commercial warehouse and public sector.
- Key product mix trends.
- The effect of legislation such as the Disability Discrimination Act, Fire Safety regulations and energy conservation regulations.
- Short-term prospects for 2011-12 and a review of key market drivers into the medium term up to 2015.
Key areas of coverage in the report include:
THE MARKET
- Market size by value – market development from 2004-10, with forecasts through to 2015.
- Factors influencing market growth – legislation, trends in the construction sector, security issues, price competition and product trends.
- Construction trends in key end-use sectors, with emphasis on manufacturing /warehousing, retail, entertainment, education and healthcare. Influence on product mix in 2009-11 period.
- Review of overall product mix – mix between personnel/non-personnel doors, new build and replacement etc. – share mix in 2010, trends and key influencing factors.
PRODUCT MIX
- Analysis of Personnel Doors sector by value 2004-10 and key market issues, forecasts of future market size from 2011-2015
- Product mix for Personnel Doors sector - Hinged Timbers Doors, Hinged Steel Doors, Aluminium Entrance Doors and Automated Pedestrian Doors Sectors – share by sector in 2010.
- Key issues for product sectors e.g. trends towards pre-fabrication, growing demand for ‘single source solutions', impact of legislation and regulations, major application areas and potential growth areas eg health and education.
- Analysis of 'Industrial' Doors Sector 2004-10 and key market issues, new build and replacement share, market forecasts 2011-15 and prospects for recovery in medium term.
- Market Mix between Roller Shutters, Sectional Overhead Doors, High-Speed Doors, Sliding & Folding Doors and Flexible Doors – share by value 2010. Share between new build and replacement.
- Key issues for each product sector - impact of changes in legislation and regulations, product trends, outlook for application areas.
SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
- Analysis of overall market structure – fragmented supply structure, growing influence of foreign-owned companies, market consolidation, role of systems companies/fabricators, analysis of supply structure by turnover size.
- Identification of suppliers in specific product sectors – key players, market positioning, recent developments.
- Review of key suppliers in personnel doors sectors - ownership structure, product range, latest turnover figures etc.
- Review of key suppliers in 'industrial' doors sectors - ownership structure, product range, latest turnover figures etc.
FUTURE PROSPECTS
- Factors influencing future market potential in 2011-15 – legislation, product trends, macro-economic factors and the introduction of EU-wide standards.
- Outlook for end-use application areas – key potential growth areas, influence on product mix.
- Changing market structure – likelihood of further mergers and acquisitions.
Key areas covered in the report include:
- UK Commercial and Industrial Doors Market – size, recent trends and key influences, forecasts and future trends up to 2015.
- Analysis by Market Sector – Personnel Entrance Doors and Non Personnel (Industrial) Doors – size, product mix within each sector, trends and influences.
- Market Structure – review of market structure, breakdown of market sectors with major players, company profiles, anticipated future developments.
- End Use Application Areas – analysis of key end use sectors for commercial and industrial doors, with potential opportunities.
- Despite steady market growth up to 2008, sales in 2009-10 have been adversely affected by the downturn in construction in commercial and industrial new build. While 2011 is set to be a difficult year, tentative signs of recovery in several commercial new build markets provides some optimism for market recovery in 2012-2015.
Areas of Particular Interest:
- Market development in 2009/10 - largely driven by commercial warehouse and public sector.
- Key product mix trends.
- The effect of legislation such as the Disability Discrimination Act, Fire Safety regulations and energy conservation regulations.
- Short-term prospects for 2011-12 and a review of key market drivers into the medium term up to 2015.
Key areas of coverage in the report include:
THE MARKET
- Market size by value – market development from 2004-10, with forecasts through to 2015.
- Factors influencing market growth – legislation, trends in the construction sector, security issues, price competition and product trends.
- Construction trends in key end-use sectors, with emphasis on manufacturing /warehousing, retail, entertainment, education and healthcare. Influence on product mix in 2009-11 period.
- Review of overall product mix – mix between personnel/non-personnel doors, new build and replacement etc. – share mix in 2010, trends and key influencing factors.
PRODUCT MIX
- Analysis of Personnel Doors sector by value 2004-10 and key market issues, forecasts of future market size from 2011-2015
- Product mix for Personnel Doors sector - Hinged Timbers Doors, Hinged Steel Doors, Aluminium Entrance Doors and Automated Pedestrian Doors Sectors – share by sector in 2010.
- Key issues for product sectors e.g. trends towards pre-fabrication, growing demand for ‘single source solutions', impact of legislation and regulations, major application areas and potential growth areas eg health and education.
- Analysis of 'Industrial' Doors Sector 2004-10 and key market issues, new build and replacement share, market forecasts 2011-15 and prospects for recovery in medium term.
- Market Mix between Roller Shutters, Sectional Overhead Doors, High-Speed Doors, Sliding & Folding Doors and Flexible Doors – share by value 2010. Share between new build and replacement.
- Key issues for each product sector - impact of changes in legislation and regulations, product trends, outlook for application areas.
SUPPLY & DISTRIBUTION
- Analysis of overall market structure – fragmented supply structure, growing influence of foreign-owned companies, market consolidation, role of systems companies/fabricators, analysis of supply structure by turnover size.
- Identification of suppliers in specific product sectors – key players, market positioning, recent developments.
- Review of key suppliers in personnel doors sectors - ownership structure, product range, latest turnover figures etc.
- Review of key suppliers in 'industrial' doors sectors - ownership structure, product range, latest turnover figures etc.
FUTURE PROSPECTS
- Factors influencing future market potential in 2011-15 – legislation, product trends, macro-economic factors and the introduction of EU-wide standards.
- Outlook for end-use application areas – key potential growth areas, influence on product mix.
- Changing market structure – likelihood of further mergers and acquisitions.
Contents:
1. Introduction
1.1 Background
1.2 Sources Of Information
2. Summary
3. Economic Environment
3.1 Gdp
3.2 Inflation & Interest Rates
3.3 Unemployment
3.4 Household Consumption
3.5 Housing & Construction
3.6 Sterling
3.7 Population Profile
3.8 Conclusions
4. The Uk Commercial And Industrial Doors And Shutters Market
4.1 Definition
4.2 Market Size
4.3 Future Prospects
4.4 Commercial And Industrial Mix
4.5 Replacement Versus New Build
4.6 Key Influences On The Market
4.6.1 Construction Output - Industrial And Commercial
4.6.2 Regulatory And Legislative Changes
4.6.3 Security Issues And Insurance
4.6.4 Trade Associations
4.7 Trends In Key End-User Sectors
4.7.1 Commercial Offices
4.7.2 Retail
4.7.3 Logistics
4.7.4 Hospitality
4.7.5 Education And Health
4.7.6 Manufacturing Industry
5 Market Mix
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Personnel Access Doors
5.2.1 Market Size
5.2.2 Hinged Personnel Doors
5.2.3 Aluminium Shop Front And Commercial Entrance Doors - Manual Operation
5.2.4 Automated Pedestrian Doors
5.3 Industrial Doors - Goods & Vehicle Access And Security
5.3.1 Rolling Shutters, Shutter Doors And Grilles
5.3.2 Sliding Panel Doors, Sliding/Folding Shutter Doors And Shutters, Collapsible Gates
5.3.3 Sectional Overhead Doors
5.3.4 High-Speed Doors
5.3.5 Flexible Doors
6. Distribution/Suppliers
6.1 Overview Of Market Structure
6.2 Market Structure By Type Of Product
6.3 Market Structure By Segment
6.4 Market Structure By Company Size
6.5 Key Suppliers
6.5.1 Suppliers Of Mostly Personnel/Pedestrian Access Doors
6.5.2 Suppliers Of Industrial Doors And Shutters
List Of Charts & Tables
Chart 1: The Uk Market For Commercial And Industrial Doors 2001-2015 £M Msp – Current
Chart 2: Interest Rates And Inflation (Cpi) From 1992-2015
Chart 3: Pdi & Savings Ratio At Current Prices 1992-2015
Table 4: Exchange Rate Fluctuations 2006-2011 - Sterling To The Dollar, And The Euro, Spot Rates
Chart 5: Age Distribution Of The Resident Uk Population Mid-2008 (‘000)
Table 6: Uk Market And Forecasts For Commercial & Industrial Doors 2005-2015 - £M At Msp Current Prices
Chart 7: Uk Commercial & Industrial Doors Market - % Mix Between Commercial And Industrial Applications - 2010 By Value
Chart 8: Uk Market For Industrial Doors - % Mix Between New Build & Replacement – 2010 By Value
Table 9: Contractors Output, Great Britain - New Work And Rmi Non Housing – Current Prices (£M) 2002-2010
Chart 10: Value And Forecasts Of Warehousing Construction Output 2004-2015 (£ Billion)
Table 11: Number Of Outlets In All Sector And Number Of Meals Served
Chart 12: Uk Education Construction Output 2007-2011 (£ Billion)
Chart 13: Value And Forecasts Of Manufacturing Construction Output 2004-2015 (£Billion)
Chart 14: Uk Commercial & Industrial Doors Market - % Mix Between Personnel Doors And Industrial (Non-Personnel) Doors – 2010 By Value
Table 15: Uk Market And Forecasts For Commercial Personnel Access Doors 2005-2015 - £M Msp At Current Prices
Chart 16: Uk Market For Commercial Personnel Access Doors - Product Mix By Value 2010 – Timber Hinged, Steel Hinged, Automated Pedestrian, Aluminium Shopfront.
Chart 17: Uk Market For Shop Fronts - New Build / Replacement By Installed Value 2010
Table 18: Uk Market And Forecasts For Industrial Doors - £M Msp At Current Prices 2005 To 2015
Chart 19: Uk Market For Industrial Doors - % Mix Between New Build & Replacement 2010
Chart 20: Uk Market For Industrial Doors, Shutters & Grilles - Product Mix By Value 2010 (Sectional Overhead, High Speed, Rolling, Sliding/Folding, Flexible)
1.1 Background
1.2 Sources Of Information
2. Summary
3. Economic Environment
3.1 Gdp
3.2 Inflation & Interest Rates
3.3 Unemployment
3.4 Household Consumption
3.5 Housing & Construction
3.6 Sterling
3.7 Population Profile
3.8 Conclusions
4. The Uk Commercial And Industrial Doors And Shutters Market
4.1 Definition
4.2 Market Size
4.3 Future Prospects
4.4 Commercial And Industrial Mix
4.5 Replacement Versus New Build
4.6 Key Influences On The Market
4.6.1 Construction Output - Industrial And Commercial
4.6.2 Regulatory And Legislative Changes
4.6.3 Security Issues And Insurance
4.6.4 Trade Associations
4.7 Trends In Key End-User Sectors
4.7.1 Commercial Offices
4.7.2 Retail
4.7.3 Logistics
4.7.4 Hospitality
4.7.5 Education And Health
4.7.6 Manufacturing Industry
5 Market Mix
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Personnel Access Doors
5.2.1 Market Size
5.2.2 Hinged Personnel Doors
5.2.3 Aluminium Shop Front And Commercial Entrance Doors - Manual Operation
5.2.4 Automated Pedestrian Doors
5.3 Industrial Doors - Goods & Vehicle Access And Security
5.3.1 Rolling Shutters, Shutter Doors And Grilles
5.3.2 Sliding Panel Doors, Sliding/Folding Shutter Doors And Shutters, Collapsible Gates
5.3.3 Sectional Overhead Doors
5.3.4 High-Speed Doors
5.3.5 Flexible Doors
6. Distribution/Suppliers
6.1 Overview Of Market Structure
6.2 Market Structure By Type Of Product
6.3 Market Structure By Segment
6.4 Market Structure By Company Size
6.5 Key Suppliers
6.5.1 Suppliers Of Mostly Personnel/Pedestrian Access Doors
6.5.2 Suppliers Of Industrial Doors And Shutters
List Of Charts & Tables
Chart 1: The Uk Market For Commercial And Industrial Doors 2001-2015 £M Msp – Current
Chart 2: Interest Rates And Inflation (Cpi) From 1992-2015
Chart 3: Pdi & Savings Ratio At Current Prices 1992-2015
Table 4: Exchange Rate Fluctuations 2006-2011 - Sterling To The Dollar, And The Euro, Spot Rates
Chart 5: Age Distribution Of The Resident Uk Population Mid-2008 (‘000)
Table 6: Uk Market And Forecasts For Commercial & Industrial Doors 2005-2015 - £M At Msp Current Prices
Chart 7: Uk Commercial & Industrial Doors Market - % Mix Between Commercial And Industrial Applications - 2010 By Value
Chart 8: Uk Market For Industrial Doors - % Mix Between New Build & Replacement – 2010 By Value
Table 9: Contractors Output, Great Britain - New Work And Rmi Non Housing – Current Prices (£M) 2002-2010
Chart 10: Value And Forecasts Of Warehousing Construction Output 2004-2015 (£ Billion)
Table 11: Number Of Outlets In All Sector And Number Of Meals Served
Chart 12: Uk Education Construction Output 2007-2011 (£ Billion)
Chart 13: Value And Forecasts Of Manufacturing Construction Output 2004-2015 (£Billion)
Chart 14: Uk Commercial & Industrial Doors Market - % Mix Between Personnel Doors And Industrial (Non-Personnel) Doors – 2010 By Value
Table 15: Uk Market And Forecasts For Commercial Personnel Access Doors 2005-2015 - £M Msp At Current Prices
Chart 16: Uk Market For Commercial Personnel Access Doors - Product Mix By Value 2010 – Timber Hinged, Steel Hinged, Automated Pedestrian, Aluminium Shopfront.
Chart 17: Uk Market For Shop Fronts - New Build / Replacement By Installed Value 2010
Table 18: Uk Market And Forecasts For Industrial Doors - £M Msp At Current Prices 2005 To 2015
Chart 19: Uk Market For Industrial Doors - % Mix Between New Build & Replacement 2010
Chart 20: Uk Market For Industrial Doors, Shutters & Grilles - Product Mix By Value 2010 (Sectional Overhead, High Speed, Rolling, Sliding/Folding, Flexible)
Contents:
The commercial and industrial doors and shutters sector experienced relatively healthy levels of commercial and industrial new build, which stimulated market growth between 2001 and 2007, underpinned by a buoyant UK economy and rising demand for new commercial and industrial space. Despite the “credit crunch” of 2008, and the decline in new warehouse developments, demand continued to grow from on-going legacy work before finally starting to show significant signs of a fall-off in demand with the recession of 2009. The performance of 2008 is now regarded as the industry's ‘last good year” with the market peaking and will serve as a benchmark for future growth measurement and comparison.
The value of the UK market for industrial and commercial doors is estimated at around £394m in 2010. The market has experienced a significant fall in demand attributed to the recession, an oversupply of office space and reduced investment in new build. Retail trends are helping to shore up that side of the market but the outlook in the near term is flat with slow recovery after 2011.
The personnel doors sector, incorporating timber doors, hinged steel doors; aluminium framed manual entrance doors and automated pedestrian doors, is estimated at £243m MSP and accounts for around 62% of the market. The ‘industrial' doors sector covers sectional overhead doors, high-speed doors, roller shutters, sliding & folding doors and flexible doors, and is currently valued at around £151m, some 38% of the total market and down from around 40% in 2008.
The market for industrial doors is slowly in decline, but has also suffered the same fate as commercial doors during and after the recession, with a current excess of warehouse and factory space, the fall in investment in new build, and a general slow recovery in the UK markets overall. The supply of commercial and industrial doors and shutters remains a very fragmented sector, with the larger suppliers supplying larger construction firms and RMI contractors, and the smaller suppliers focusing on local and specialist sectors. Despite the presence of some larger companies with annual turnover in excess of £25m, the supply market is still dominated by many small-medium sized companies operating throughout the UK.
In terms of replacement and refurbishment, the Fire Safety regulations and the Corporate Manslaughter Bill, helped to influence investment in replacement and refurbishment doors and shutters during this period. The Disability Discrimination Act 2004 has also been a major driver of growth in demand for retrofit and replacement with power-assisted and automatic doors and door controls. The legislation will continue to serve as a stimulus but, with most buildings fitted with the necessary requirements, the effect will be felt much less dramatically.
Indications are that the market for commercial and industrial doors will continue to decline in 2011 by around 1 – 2%. It is already operating at a much lower base and is an estimated 16% below 2008 levels. Some recovery is forecast in 2012 - although minimal allowing for inflation - and the real recovery is unlikely until 2013-2015 when it will return to more modest rates of growth of around 3.5-5%.
The value of the UK market for industrial and commercial doors is estimated at around £394m in 2010. The market has experienced a significant fall in demand attributed to the recession, an oversupply of office space and reduced investment in new build. Retail trends are helping to shore up that side of the market but the outlook in the near term is flat with slow recovery after 2011.
The personnel doors sector, incorporating timber doors, hinged steel doors; aluminium framed manual entrance doors and automated pedestrian doors, is estimated at £243m MSP and accounts for around 62% of the market. The ‘industrial' doors sector covers sectional overhead doors, high-speed doors, roller shutters, sliding & folding doors and flexible doors, and is currently valued at around £151m, some 38% of the total market and down from around 40% in 2008.
The market for industrial doors is slowly in decline, but has also suffered the same fate as commercial doors during and after the recession, with a current excess of warehouse and factory space, the fall in investment in new build, and a general slow recovery in the UK markets overall. The supply of commercial and industrial doors and shutters remains a very fragmented sector, with the larger suppliers supplying larger construction firms and RMI contractors, and the smaller suppliers focusing on local and specialist sectors. Despite the presence of some larger companies with annual turnover in excess of £25m, the supply market is still dominated by many small-medium sized companies operating throughout the UK.
In terms of replacement and refurbishment, the Fire Safety regulations and the Corporate Manslaughter Bill, helped to influence investment in replacement and refurbishment doors and shutters during this period. The Disability Discrimination Act 2004 has also been a major driver of growth in demand for retrofit and replacement with power-assisted and automatic doors and door controls. The legislation will continue to serve as a stimulus but, with most buildings fitted with the necessary requirements, the effect will be felt much less dramatically.
Indications are that the market for commercial and industrial doors will continue to decline in 2011 by around 1 – 2%. It is already operating at a much lower base and is an estimated 16% below 2008 levels. Some recovery is forecast in 2012 - although minimal allowing for inflation - and the real recovery is unlikely until 2013-2015 when it will return to more modest rates of growth of around 3.5-5%.
Companies Mentioned
- Anaco Systems Ltd
- Ascot Doors Ltd
- Besam Limited
- Blount Shutters
- Boon Edam Ltd
- Booth Industries Ltd
- Bridgman IBC
- Clark Door
- Comar
- Dane Architectural Systems Limited
- Dorma UK Limited
- Emmerson Doors
- Envirodoor Ltd
- Eurobond Doors
- F. R. Shadbolt and Sons Limited
- First Class Group
- Geze UK Limited
- Gilgen Door Systems UK Ltd
- Gliderol Garage Doors Ltd
- Guardian Industrial Doors
- HansenGroup UK Limited
- Harlech Industrial Doors
- Hart Door Systems Limited
- Hormann (U.K.) Ltd
- Horton Automatics
- Indupart
- J Durrance & Co Limited
- Jewers Doors Ltd
- John Reid & Sons (Strucsteel) Ltd
- Kawneer UK Limited
- KONE Bolton Brady Ltd
- Record UK
- Reynaers Limited
- Robust UK
- Sapa Building Systems Limited
- Sara/IDS Loading Bay Specialists
- Schuco (Schueco) UK
- Senior Aluminium Systems Limited
- SIG Manufacturing Ltd
- Smart Systems Ltd
- Stanair Industrial Doors
- Stertil UK Ltd
- Technal
- The Bolton Gate Company Ltd
- The LBS Group
- TORMAX UK Limited
- Tyco Fire & Integrated Solutions (UK) Ltd
- Union Industries
- Weatherite Shopfront & Shutters Ltd
- Ascot Doors Ltd
- Besam Limited
- Blount Shutters
- Boon Edam Ltd
- Booth Industries Ltd
- Bridgman IBC
- Clark Door
- Comar
- Dane Architectural Systems Limited
- Dorma UK Limited
- Emmerson Doors
- Envirodoor Ltd
- Eurobond Doors
- F. R. Shadbolt and Sons Limited
- First Class Group
- Geze UK Limited
- Gilgen Door Systems UK Ltd
- Gliderol Garage Doors Ltd
- Guardian Industrial Doors
- HansenGroup UK Limited
- Harlech Industrial Doors
- Hart Door Systems Limited
- Hormann (U.K.) Ltd
- Horton Automatics
- Indupart
- J Durrance & Co Limited
- Jewers Doors Ltd
- John Reid & Sons (Strucsteel) Ltd
- Kawneer UK Limited
- KONE Bolton Brady Ltd
- Record UK
- Reynaers Limited
- Robust UK
- Sapa Building Systems Limited
- Sara/IDS Loading Bay Specialists
- Schuco (Schueco) UK
- Senior Aluminium Systems Limited
- SIG Manufacturing Ltd
- Smart Systems Ltd
- Stanair Industrial Doors
- Stertil UK Ltd
- Technal
- The Bolton Gate Company Ltd
- The LBS Group
- TORMAX UK Limited
- Tyco Fire & Integrated Solutions (UK) Ltd
- Union Industries
- Weatherite Shopfront & Shutters Ltd
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