Prefabricated Volumetric Buildings Market Report - UK 2011-2015 Analysis
AMA Research, November 2011, Pages: 70
AMA Research are pleased to announce the publication of the 5th edition of the “Prefabricated Volumetric Buildings Market Report – UK 2011-2015 Analysis”. Incorporating original input and primary research, this new report represents an up-to-date and informed review of this changing and complex market.
Key issues covered include:
- Market Size & Structure – Market value, trends, forecasts for future growth, key influencing factors etc.
- Product Mix – Cabin/Accommodation units, modular buildings
- Key End User Sectors – Analysis of end user sectors, including commercial and industrial, residential, healthcare, education, MoD, hotels, hire, prisons, asylum accommodation centres, etc.
- Major Suppliers – Market share, market position, relative end user strengths and profiles.
- Distribution – Major channels of distribution.
- Recent market conditions have been difficult in the current volatile economic and construction climate, resulting in some industry restructuring.
However, prefabricated volumetric buildings have a substantial market potential, with a wide range of end use sectors, and are forecast to demonstrate long term growth.
Of particular interest:
- Forecasts of the performance of the UK prefabricated volumetric buildings market, 2011-2015.
- Review of performance of key end use markets including student accommodation, housebuilding, defence, hire, health, education, infrastructure etc.
- Niche specialist opportunities for volumetric manufacturers and suppliers.
- Review of major suppliers shares of the UK prefabricated volumetric buildings market – changes in market structure.
- Analysis of future prospects for the UK prefabricated volumetric buildings market.
- Up-to-date review and forecasts of construction trends.
Key areas of coverage in the report include:
THE MARKET
- Total Prefabricated Volumetric Buildings Market 2008-2015 - market analysis by value and forecasts.
- Key influencing factors affecting market growth – level of construction and manufacturing activity, trends in flats, affordable homes, quality issues, trends leading to increased demand for prefabricated volumetric buildings in key sectors e.g. healthcare, education, MoD, prisons, hotels, asylum/immigration centres etc.
- Prefabricated Volumetric Buildings Product Mix - analysis by product type – cabin/accommodation units, and modular buildings – trends and future prospects.
- Major channels of distribution – contractor, installer, architect, specifier, etc.
- Key areas of end user growth, and forecasts for product mix in 2015.
END USER SECTORS
- Mix of key end user sectors by value in 2010.
- Key end user sectors – Reviews of major end user groups and subsectors e.g. Commercial and Industrial, Education, Health Care, residential, MoD, retail, hire, hotel/catering, prisons, asylum centres, etc.
- Key future trends for the usage of prefabricated volumetric buildings, future growth potential of the sector, product issues, forecast product mix in 2015 etc.
- Key suppliers to the various end user sectors.
- Influencing factors of future end user growth potential, e.g. trends in capital expenditure and accommodation requirements, major changes in health and education, impact of PFI/PPP, Olympic Games, Crossrail, Infrastructure etc.
MARKET/PRODUCT SPECIFICATION ISSUES
- General trend towards OSM (Off-site Manufacturing) to improve quality standards and address problems of site-skills shortages.
- Review of fixtures, fittings and components including trends to modularity and sustainability.
- Review of broad levels of specification in end user sectors.
SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION
- Market shares of major suppliers in the prefabricated volumetric building market - 2010 by value. Recent changes and future prospects in market structure.
- Profiles of major suppliers including turnover, market positioning, brand names etc.
- Review of the key channels of distribution used by leading suppliers – direct supply, hire etc.
- Key end user sectors of individual suppliers and future growth potential etc.
1. Introduction
1.1 Background
1.2 Sources Of Information
2. Summary And Future Prospects
2.1 Summary
2.2 Future Prospects
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 Market
4.1 Market Definition
4.2 Construction Market Overview
4.2.1 The Construction Market
4.2.2 Housebuilding
4.2.3 New Housing Starts And Completions
4.3 Market Size
4.3.1 Background And Recent Performance
4.3.2 Forecast
4.4 Prefabricated Volumetric Buildings Market Product Mix
4.5 Distribution
5. End Use Application Sectors
5.1 End Use Sectors Definition
5.1.1 Residential
5.1.2 Commercial And Industrial Applications
5.1.3 Hotel & Catering
5.1.4 Hire
5.1.5 Education
5.1.6 Healthcare
5.1.7 Other Applications
5.2 End User Sector Forecasts
5.3 Product Issues And Buying Strategy
5.3.1 Windows And Doors
5.3.2 Heating
5.3.3 Ventilation/Air Conditioning
5.3.4 Bathroom Facilities
5.3.5 Mechanical And Electrical Services
5.3.6 Power Supply
5.3.7 Internal Decor And Finishing
5.3.8 Building Management Systems And Controls
5.3.9 Developments In Cladding For Volumetric Units
5.3.10 Floors For Modular Buildings
5.3.11 Partition Walls
6. Suppliers
6.1 Market Shares
6.2 Supplier Profiles
The UK prefabricated volumetric buildings market, excluding ‘Pods’, comprises off-site manufactured fully assembled 3-dimensional units, or modules, with two principal product sectors – cabin/accommodation units, and modular buildings. The market is estimated to be worth some £520 million in 2010, which represents a decline of around 9% compared to 2009.
While the UK volumetric market experienced positive growth during 2007, reflecting high levels of government expenditure in health, education and defence, the global financial crisis adversely impacted the volumetric sector during 2008-2010 resulting in a significant market downturn. In 2011 the market continues to be particularly difficult, with a decline of around 25% over the 3-year period 2008-2011 – primarily due to the major decline in housebuilding and cuts in public sector capital expenditure programmes.
There is overlap between the prefabricated volumetric sector and the prefabricated frame and panel, and traditional building sectors, with manufacturers and building projects incorporating elements from all three construction methods.
Key application areas for volumetric buildings include hire, defence, health care, education, hotel, commercial and industrial, and residential housing, with certain sectors performing better than others, while underlying low level growth in cellular applications – including, for example, hotels and student accommodation, represents a positive market influence.
Significant consolidation has occurred in the UK prefabricated buildings sector reflecting the cumulative impact of challenging market conditions, restructuring and the exit of major players. Distribution channels include direct to end users, or via contractors, distributors, and the hire/rental channel.
The underlying trend to single living accommodation represents a key driver for growth in the prefabricated volumetric buildings market with high repeatability of standardised modules producing significant economies of scale – for example, student and social housing, hotels, etc.
The development in the volumetric sector of integrated structural design, facilitating the assembly of buildings up to 24 storeys without the necessity of a secondary structural support system, is likely to enhance levels of market penetration, in terms of productivity, build schedules and cost benefits, in the medium to long term.
Niche sector growth opportunities include the hotel sector, also self contained units for off and on shore oil and gas drilling rigs, and wind farm construction, reflecting increasing investment in the oil and renewable industries, and the replacement of the ageing asset base. Temporary structures for security, administration, also tourist and travel information, in connection with the 2012 Olympic Games, are also likely to provide some additional short term opportunities for the volumetric sector.
In general, trends in the volumetric buildings market tend to reflect construction trends, with some sectors – including student accommodation and hotels increasing, and other sectors including defence decreasing. Current forecasts indicate that the UK prefabricated volumetric buildings market is likely to experience further decline in the short to medium term, before stabilising during 2012-2013, with low level recovery forecast through 2014-2015, reaching a value of around £524 million in 2015.
- Atco Structures
- Ayrshire Metal Products
- Britspace Group
- C3S Modular Buildings
- Caledonian Building Systems
- Clean Modules
- Composite
- Consafe Engineering Services
- Corus Living Solutions
- Eldapoint Limited
- Elliott Group
- Futureform Design and Build
- H.A Marks
- Harsco Rovacabin
- Home Factory
- Hunter Building Systems
- Ideal Building Systems
- Kingspan Offsite
- McAvoy Group
- Mobile Mini UK
- Modular UK Building Systems
- Omar Park Homes
- Pathfinder Park Homes
- Portakabin
- Precast Cellular Structures
- Premier Interlink Waco UK
- Rollalong
- Shepherd Building Group
- Sibcas
- Stackright Building Systems
- Terrapin
- The Forge Company
- Thurston Building Systems
- Ultra Secure Products
- Unite Modular Solutions (UMS)
- Verbus Systems
- Victory Leisure Homes
- Wernick Group
- Western Building Systems
- Yorkon’s.
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