London (PRWEB) September 26, 2013
This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Roofing and Insulation in US$ Million by the following Product Segments: Roofing (Asphalt Shingles, Metal, Elastomeric, Built-Up, Roofing Tiles, Modified Bitumen, Plastic, & Others), and Insulation (Foamed Plastics, Fiberglass, Mineral Wool, and Others).
The report provides separate comprehensive analytics for the US, Canada, Japan, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and Latin America. Annual estimates and forecasts are provided for the period 2010 through 2018. Also, a six-year historic analysis is provided for these markets.
The report profiles 252 companies including many key and niche players such as American Hydrotech, Inc., Atlas Roofing Corporation, BASF, GAF, Icopal A/S, Johns Manville, Knauf Insulation, Monier Group Services GmbH, Owens Corning, Royal Group, Inc, Saint-Gobain Corporation, CertainTeed Corporation, Sika Sarnafil, Inc., SIG Plc, The Garland Company, Inc., and The Rockwool Group.
Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research. Company profiles are primarily based on public domain information including company URLs.
I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS
Study Reliability and Reporting Limitations I-1
Disclaimers I-2
Data Interpretation & Reporting Level I-2
Quantitative Techniques & Analytics I-3
Product Definitions and Scope of Study I-3
Roofing I-4
Asphalt Shingles I-4
Metal Roofing I-4
Elastomeric Roofing I-4
Built-up Roofs I-4
Roofing Tiles I-4
Modified Bitumen I-5
Plastic Roofing I-5
Other Types of Roofing I-5
Wood I-5
Slate Roofs I-5
Cold-applied Roofing and Waterproofing Systems I-5
Liquid-Applied Monolithic Membrane Systems I-5
Single Ply Roofing I-5
Felts I-5
Polyurethane Roofing Systems I-6
Insulation I-6
Foamed Plastics I-6
Fiberglass I-6
Mineral Wool I-6
Other Types of Insulation Materials I-7
II. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INDUSTRY OVERVIEW II-1
Roofing & Insulation – An Introductory Prelude II-1
Impact of 2007-2009 Economic Recession on Roofing & Insulation
Markets in Retrospect II-1
US Market for Roofing & Insulation Especially Hit Hard by the
Impact of Economic Recession II-2
Global Market for Roofing & Insulation Products Posts Healthy
Recovery in 2011 II-2
Market in Europe and US Once Again Stands Tested Against the
Backdrop of Eurozone Crisis & US Fiscal Cliff Concerns II-3
Outlook II-4
Strong Construction Activity in Developing Countries to Lend
Traction to Global Market II-4
CIVETS to Replace BRICs as Growth Hotspots in the Coming Decade II-5
Building Renovations to Boost Demand II-5
Table 1: Global Roofing Market – Percentage Share Breakdown
of Major Reasons for Re-roofing as of the Year 2012 (includes
corresponding Graph/Chart) II-6
Pressing Need for Energy Efficiency Drives Demand for
Insulating Technologies II-6
Insulation Market to Gain from Green House Gas Emission Targets II-6
High Temperature Insulation Sector to Grow Worldwide II-7
Thermal and Acoustical Insulation Market Set to Grow II-7
Key Insulation Materials to Gain Market Share II-7
Foamed Plastic and Fiberglass – Highly Preferred Insulation
Materials II-7
Global Fiberglass Market – An Overview II-8
China – Largest Producer of Fiberglass II-8
Roofing Market II-8
Asphalt Shingles Maintain the Lead II-8
Metal Roofing Market – A Brief Review II-9
Training and Field Supervision Gain Importance II-9
Bituminous Roofing to Gain from Non-residential Construction II-9
Excellent Gains for Elastomeric and Plastic Roofing II-10
Built-Up Roofing Systems to Grow at a Slower Pace II-10
Cold Applied Roofing System – An Ideal Alternative II-11
Cold-Liquid-Applied Membranes – The Next Generation Roofing
Technology II-11
Recent Transformations in the Roofing Market II-11
Non-Wovens: Assuming an Increasingly Important Role II-12
Eco-Friendly Technologies – The Focal Point of Development II-13
Development of Smog Absorbing Shingles: A Long Awaited
Breakthrough in Roofing Technology II-13
Advent of Solar Roofing Shingles Heralds a Paradigm Shift
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in Captive Renewable Energy Technology II-13
BIPV for Rooftops II-14
BIPV Industry Overview and Outlook II-14
BIPV Market to Gain Substantial Growth II-14
Leading Markets II-15
White Roofing Inching Up II-15
Wood Replacements II-15
Thermal Wood II-15
Compressed Wood II-16
Peeping Into the Future: Retailers and Building Owners Viewpoint II-17
Reflective Roofing Choices II-17
The Metal Option II-17
Building Contractors Prefer Upscale Products Flying High II-17
Consumer Trends: Best Buys II-18
Fixing the Asbestos Asphyxiation: Nations Ought to Wake Up to
the Alarming Problem II-18
Shingle Recycling Rolls On II-19
2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW II-20
Roofing II-20
Types of Roofs II-20
Asphalt Shingles II-20
Production of Roofing Asphalt II-21
Roofing Asphalt is Produced in Three Grades II-21
Metal Roofing II-21
Advantages II-22
Types of Metal Roofs II-23
Standing Seam II-23
Advantages of Standing-Seam Steel Roofing II-23
Shingles- and Tiles-Alike Metal Roofing II-23
Comparative Evaluation of Metal Roofing II-24
Cost Concerns II-24
Installation Concerns II-24
Residential Applications II-25
Metal Roofing – The Past, The Present and The Future II-25
Metal Retrofit Roofing Concept II-25
Base Clip II-25
Variable Height Post II-26
Purlin II-26
Banding and Bracing II-26
Roof Panels II-26
Accessories II-26
Metal Retrofit Roofing Performance II-26
Future of Metal Retrofit Roofing II-26
Elastomeric Roofing II-26
Built-up Roofs II-27
Roofing Tiles II-27
Metal Tiles II-27
Concrete Tiles II-28
Clay Tiles II-28
Modified Bitumen II-28
Adhesive Application of Modified Bitumen II-29
“Phased Construction” of a Modified Bitumen System – A Concern II-29
Hot- Vs. Cold-Applied Modified Bitumen Systems II-29
Resistance Level of Modified Bitumen Membrane Systems II-29
Metal-Surfaced Modified Bitumen Cap Sheets – Point of
Application II-29
Plastic Roofing II-29
Other Types of Roofing II-30
Wood II-30
Slate Roofs II-30
Cold-Applied Roofing and Waterproofing Systems II-30
Historical Pattern II-31
The Road to Success II-31
Application Methods II-31
Types of Cold-Applied Roofing Systems II-32
Cold-Process Built-Up Roofing System II-32
Liquid-Applied Monolithic Membrane Systems II-32
Advantages II-32
Bituminous Roof Coatings and Cements II-33
Polymeric Roof Coatings and Cements II-33
Polymer Modified Roof Coatings and Cements II-33
Difference Between SBS and APP Modifiers II-33
Single Ply Roofing II-33
Felts II-34
Single-Ply Systems II-3
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