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Market Review 2006 – 2010:
The domestic market in the UK for windows, doors and conservatories was expected to decline by a modest 1% – bringing the value of the market to £2.99 billion.
Market Review 2011-2015:
The domestic market in the UK for windows, doors and conservatories is due to increase over the period by 7% – bringing to value of the market to £3.195 billion. 2011 is due to see a modest 1% increase, bring the value of the market in 2011 to £3.023
Doors:
Doors and door frames sector is due to increase by 3% in 2011. By 2015, the door market is forecast to increase to £681 million, based on 2010 prices. In real terms the door market is predicted to grow 15% by 2015.
As you can see, the next few years are set to be much more positive than the last few. Those who positioned themselves well during the recession will be primed to make the most of the improving situation.
The domestic market in the UK for windows, doors and conservatories was expected to decline by a modest 1% – bringing the value of the market to £2.99 billion.
Market Review 2011-2015:
The domestic market in the UK for windows, doors and conservatories is due to increase over the period by 7% – bringing to value of the market to £3.195 billion. 2011 is due to see a modest 1% increase, bring the value of the market in 2011 to £3.023
Doors:
Doors and door frames sector is due to increase by 3% in 2011. By 2015, the door market is forecast to increase to £681 million, based on 2010 prices. In real terms the door market is predicted to grow 15% by 2015.
As you can see, the next few years are set to be much more positive than the last few. Those who positioned themselves well during the recession will be primed to make the most of the improving situation.
>Interesting – where are these figures from?
>Hi Sam – the figures were published by MBD and were featured in the latest Windows Active magazine.
>Thanks!