建筑幕墙材料市场：全球及依地区划分，2024-2030 年

在全球建筑趋势的推动下，建筑玻璃将经历各领域的变革性成长

Frost & Sullivan 在此分析中涵盖了世界各地的住宅和非住宅建筑幕墙材料。涵盖的材料包括渲染、黏土基材料、陶瓷、陶土、纤维水泥、天然材料（木材、石材、金属）、聚合物基材料、合成树脂和塑胶复合材料、层压板、建筑玻璃和其他材料。

2023 年和 2030 年的新建活动针对所有地区的住宅和非住宅部分进行了计算。在任何时间点，我们都会根据创新、永续性、收入水平和消防法规等因素来估计每种材料的份额。

从广义上讲，世界城市正在趋同，高层建筑变得越来越相似，特别是在非住宅领域。住宅的建筑幕墙和结构材料变得越来越多样化。也就是说，以北美和欧洲使用案例为代表的玻璃和极简主义表现强劲，几乎在所有地方都赢得了市场占有率。

高层建筑和大型商业建筑的建设变得越来越全球化，推动了对玻璃作为主要建筑幕墙材料的需求。

儘管随着建筑规模的减小，材料的种类也在增加，但幕墙在住宅领域的市场似乎不断成长。这种受欢迎程度可能是由建筑师、投资者和最终客户的幕墙性能改进和美学趋势所推动的。

在全球范围内，在住宅领域，如果我们比较 2023 年和 2030 年预测中材料的市场占有率，砖、抹灰、纤维水泥和乙烯基材料的份额似乎正在下降，而玻璃、层压板和天然材料则显示出正数。

石材和木材在模仿其外观的材料（例如，由自充气混凝土[AAC] 製成的人造石材或看起来像木材的金属板）方面具有优势，并且易于施工、维护成本低且重量轻，因此具有很强的优势。

分析范围

建筑幕墙材质的主要特点

• 建筑幕墙材料市场包括用于建筑物外墙的所有材料。因此，它必须具有一定的特性，如耐用、防水、防火、美观等。
• 建筑幕墙材料包括直接基底抹灰、砖瓦、纤维水泥板（或瓷砖）、乙烯基板和钢板。
• 玻璃在这里被列为建筑幕墙材料，因为它在市场上的存在越来越多，并且经常用作窗户和整个墙壁的替代品。
• 材料以表面积（平方公尺）来量化。
• 销售额和数量是在製造商门口计算的。
• 从最终消费者价格的角度来看，许多这些材料不仅包括材料，还包括支撑系统（例如防雨系统）、其他材料（例如隔热材料材料，如果需要）、工程和设计服务以及运输成本、人事费用成本。​
• 任何类型的油漆、底漆和屏障不包括在本研究范围内。

调查范围

地区

目标国家

北美洲

美国和加拿大

拉丁美洲 (LATAM)

墨西哥和阿根廷（含）之间的所有国家

中东、非洲、南亚 (MEASA)

沙乌地阿拉伯、阿联酋、科威特、巴林、阿曼、卡达等南亚国家，中东非洲国家、印度、巴基斯坦、斯里兰卡、孟加拉国

欧洲

欧洲（27个欧盟国家、美国、挪威、瑞士）、东欧、独立国协（CIS）

亚太地区

中国、东南亚、澳洲、纽西兰、日本、韩国

三大策略重点对建筑幕墙材料市场的影响

转型大趋势

因素

• 永续性对建筑环境产生重大影响，人们越来越关注建筑物整个生命週期中的碳排放。
• 这种趋势尤其影响建筑幕墙材料，并加强了对其製造过程相关碳强度的审查。

弗罗斯特的观点

• 北美、欧洲和亚太地区 (APAC) 等地区，特别是纽西兰、加拿大和欧洲国家，制定了特别严格的永续性法规，旨在降低碳强度。
• 相反，一些地区可能不会受到同等程度的监管压力，市场上可能暂时存在更多碳集中建筑幕墙材料。

竞争强度

因素

• 建筑商、承包商和建筑师有多种建筑幕墙材料可供选择，这些材料受到预算、美观、监管要求、碳排放、劳动力可用性、可施工性和维护需求等多种因素的影响。
• 市场竞争激烈，成千上万的企业争夺市场占有率。

弗罗斯特的观点

• 许多影响因素迫使公司增强产品的各个方面，以增加市场吸引力。
• 这种竞争格局促进了技术创新，并导致结合现有材料优势的新产品的开发。
• 材料和原料生产商必须不断了解竞争对手推出的技术创新。

地缘政治动盪

因素

• 许多流行的建筑幕墙材料，例如抹灰和砖瓦，主要来自当地原料。
• 然而，供应链很容易受到地缘政治紧张局势的影响，因为某些添加剂、着色剂和特殊化学品来自数量有限的全球公司。
• 持续不断的衝突，例如俄罗斯和乌克兰之间的战争以及中东的动盪，为这些供应链带来了风险。

弗罗斯特的观点

• 为了应对这些加剧的风险，包括美国和欧洲在内的世界主要国家的关键製造业务正在重新转移或近岸转移。
• 製造商应为潜在的供应商中断做好准备，并采取策略使其供应链多样化以降低风险。

分割

建筑幕墙材料

• 渲染
• 覆层和墙板材料
• 陶瓷、砖和其他粘土基材料
• 乙烯基/塑胶复合材料
• 纤维水泥
• 层压板
• 天然材质（木材、石材、金属）
• 其他的
• 建筑玻璃

竞争环境

竞争环境

细节

参赛人数

约1,000家企业，从跨国企业集团到本地中小企业

竞争因素

成本、性能、美观和永续性属性

主要最终用户行业分类

建筑业

主要竞争对手

圣戈班（透过其多元化的品牌组合）、西卡、Saipem、STO、Holcim、Fundermax、Etex 等。

其他着名竞争对手

Fundermax、Dryvit、Moeding、Alucobond 等

流通结构

批发商、零售商、直销商

值得注意的收购和合併

2021 年，Holcim 收购了 Firestone Building Products（屋顶、金属墙体系统），2022 年，Saint-Gobain 收购了 Kaycan（乙烯基墙板）。

主要企业:建筑幕墙材料

使成为

Weber（圣哥班）、Sika、Holcim、STO（非绝缘抹灰系统）、Mapei、Dryvit、Parex、Fosroc（修补砂浆）

陶瓷、砖和其他粘土系统：

STO（通风建筑幕墙）、Moeding（陶瓷和Brick）、Wienerberger、Kingspan、Agro-Buchtal（陶瓷）、NBK（Hunter Douglas）（赤土）

纤维水泥

Etex、SVK、Swisspearl、Clark Pacific、Rieder（玻璃纤维增强混凝土，用于通风建筑幕墙）

木质香（自然 + EW + TMW）：

木质（天然 + EW + TMW）：Moso（竹子）、Kebony（改性木材）、Nakamoto Forestry（烧焦木材覆层）

石材

Franken Schotter（石材建筑幕墙板）、Terracore（石材饰面和陶瓷防雨屏）

金属

Pad-Clad（凯雷集团）、Ruuki（钢覆层）、Zintek（轧延锌）、Geoclad（亨特道格拉斯）

乙烯基和塑胶复合材料

乙烯基墙板：Certainteed/Kaycan、Versatex（乙烯基墙板）、Alside（乙烯基墙板）、Westlake Royal Building Products（乙烯基墙板）、Georgia Pacific（乙烯基墙板）、SVK（乙烯基墙板） WPC：Trex、Unifloor、Terafest

层压板

HPL：Fundermaz、千思板

金属复合板：Alumax、Alucom bond、Quadrolad（亨特道格拉斯）（铝+铝蜂窝）

其他（包括织物和土坯）：

拉伸建筑压克力织物：Texscreen (Hunter Douglas)、Serge Ferrari

建筑玻璃：Saint-Gobain、Pilkingotn、Guardian

目录

生长环境：建筑幕墙材料的改造

• 为什么成长如此困难？
• The Strategic Imperative 8（TM）
• 三大策略问题对建筑幕墙材料市场的影响

不断发展的环保帷幕建筑幕墙材料市场生态系统

• 亮点
• 分析范围
• 关于建筑幕墙系统
• 定义
• 分割
• 建筑幕墙材料的组成
• 主要企业建筑幕墙材料
• 主要企业原料生产商
• 分销管道

成长环境：公司在行动（C2A）－建筑幕墙材料

• 竞争环境
• 特色企业

成长机会分析：建筑幕墙材料的成长要素

• 成长指标
• 建筑幕墙材料作为更大系统的一部分
• 建筑幕墙设计指南
• 影响建筑幕墙材料流行的因素
• 建筑幕墙产品价值及数量
• 材料创新：外部渲染
• 材料创新：陶瓷、砖块和其他黏土材料
• 材料创新：纤维水泥
• 材料创新：天然材料（木材、石材、金属）
• 材料创新：乙烯基和塑胶复合材料
• 材料创新：层压板
• 材料创新：建筑玻璃
• 材料创新：其他材料
• 促进因素
• 促进因素分析
• 成长抑制因素
• 成长抑制因素分析
• 预测假设
• 预测注意事项（章节介绍）
• 预测考量：建设产业动态
• 预测考虑因素：收入水平
• 考虑预测：火灾相关法规的趋势
• 预测考量：永续性相关法规的趋势
• 预测考量：创新
• 预测考量：到 2030 年新建建筑份额
• 预测考虑因素：价格
• 收益和销售预测
• 收益预测：依材料分类
• 收益预测：按地区
• 按地区分類的数量：按细分市场/材料
• 按地区分類的销售预测：按细分市场/材料
• 按区域分類的体积比：按细分/材料
• 按地区分類的体积比预测：按细分市场/材料
• 按地区分類的收益和按材料分類的预测
• 新建筑份额：2023 年至 2030 年按地区、细分市场和材料分類的差异
• 价格趋势和预测分析

建筑幕墙材料的成长机会领域

• 成长机会一：动态建筑幕墙材料探索
• 成长机会 2：金属覆层
• 成长机会3：建筑玻璃
• 成长机会4：更轻、更快、更简单
• 成长机会 5：模组化建筑幕墙
• 成长机会 6：建筑幕墙维护作为改装的途径

建筑幕墙材料最佳实践认证

• 最佳实践认证

建筑幕墙材料中的FROST RADAR

• FROST RADAR

下一步

• 成长机会的好处和影响
• 下一步
• 图表列表
• 免责声明

Architectural Glass is Experiencing Transformational Growth due to Global Architectural Trends Across all Segments

In this analysis, Frost & Sullivan covers materials for facades in residential and non-residential buildings and in different regions worldwide. Materials covered include renders, clay-based materials, ceramics, terracotta, fiber cement, natural materials (wood, stone, and metals), polymer-based materials, synthetics and plastic composites, laminates, architectural glass, and other materials.

New building activity is calculated for both the residential and non-residential segments in all regions for 2023 and 2030. In both points in time, the share of each material is estimated based on innovation, sustainability, income level, and fire regulation-based factors.

In broad terms, cities worldwide are converging, particularly in the non-residential segment, with high rises becoming more similar to each other. The residential segment is more diverse, in terms of both facade materials and structural materials. Nevertheless, glass and minimalism, led by North American and European use cases, are strong almost everywhere and gaining market share.

High rises and big commercial building architecture are globalized, driving demand for glass as a main facade material.

Diversity in materials is higher as buildings get smaller, but curtain walls seem to be gaining market in the residential segment. This growing penetration might be driven by improvements in the performance of curtain walls and aesthetic trends among architects, investors, and end customers.

Globally, in the residential segment, when comparing the market share of materials between 2023 and the forecast for 2030, bricks, renders, fiber cement, and vinyl appear to be reducing their share, while glass, laminates, and natural materials show positive numbers.

Stone and wood are getting strong competition from materials that mimic their looks (e.g., a faux stone made with autoclaved aerated concrete [AAC] or a metal sheet that looks like wood) and with the advantages of ease of installation, low maintenance, lighter weight, and durability that some of the mentioned materials do not possess.

Scope of Analysis

Key Characteristics of Façade Materials

• The façade materials market comprises all the materials on the exterior of a building. As such, they must present certain characteristics, including durability, water and fire-proofing, and visual appeal.
• Façade materials include different types of renders that can be applied directly on the substrate, brick tiles, fiber cement planks (or tiles), vinyl boards, and steel plates, among others.
• Glass is included here as a façade material because of its increasing presence in the market, where it is being regularly used as windows and as a replacement to entire wall surfaces.
• Materials have been quantified in terms of surface area (square meters).
• Revenue and volume were calculated at manufacturers’ door.
• From an end-consumer price perspective, many of these materials do not only include the material but support systems (e.g., a rainscreen system), other materials (e.g., insulation, if required), any engineering and design services, shipping, labor, and any intermediations fees.
• Paints, primers, and barriers of any kind are not included in the scope of this study.

Scope

Regions

Countries Included

North America 

United States and Canada 

Latin America (LATAM)

All countries between Mexico and Argentina, including them both 

Middle East, Africa, and South Asia (MEASA)

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, and Qatar in the Middle East; African countries; and South Asian countries, such as India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh

Europe 

Europe (27 EU countries, the United Kingdom, Norway, and Switzerland), Eastern Europe, and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS)

APAC 

China, Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and South Korea

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Materials for Façades Market

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Façade Materials Market

Transformative Megatrends

Why

•   Sustainability is significantly influencing the built environment, with a heightened focus on carbon emissions throughout a building's lifecycle.
•   This trend particularly affects façade materials, intensifying the scrutiny on the carbon intensity associated with their manufacturing processes.

Frost Perspective

•   Sustainability regulations aimed at reducing carbon intensity are particularly stringent in regions such as North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific (APAC), especially in countries like New Zealand, Canada, and various European nations.
•   Conversely, some regions are not experiencing the same level of regulatory pressure, allowing for a temporary market presence of façade materials that are more carbon-intensive.

Competitive Intensity

Why

•   Builders, contractors, and architects have a plethora of façade material options available, with decisions influenced by multiple factors including budget, aesthetics, regulatory requirements, carbon footprint, workforce availability, workability, and maintenance needs.
•   The market is characterized by intense competition, with thousands of companies vying for market share.

Frost Perspective

•   The multitude of influencing factors compels companies to enhance every aspect of their products to boost market appeal.
•   This competitive landscape fosters innovation, leading to the development of new products that amalgamate the best features of existing materials.
• Producers of materials and raw materials must remain vigilant about innovations introduced by competitors.

Geopolitical Chaos

Why

•   Many sought-after façade materials, such as renders and brick tiles, are primarily sourced from local raw materials.
•   However, certain additives, tints, and specialty chemicals are supplied by a limited number of global companies, making the supply chain vulnerable to geopolitical tensions.
•   Ongoing conflicts, such as the Russia-Ukraine war and unrest in the Middle East, pose risks to these supply chains.

Frost Perspective

•   In response to these escalating risks, major global economies, including the United States and Europe, are increasingly reshoring or near-shoring critical manufacturing operations.
•   Manufacturers must prepare for potential disruptions from suppliers and adopt strategies to diversify their supply chains to mitigate risks.

Segmentation

Façade Materials

• Rendering
• Cladding and Siding Materials
• Ceramics, Bricks, and Other Clay-based
• Vinyl and Plastic-based Composites
• Fiber Cement
• Laminates
• Natural Materials (wood, stone, metal)
• Others (1)
• Architectural Glass

Competitive Environment

Competitive Environment

Details                                                                      

Number of Competitors

Approximately 1,000, ranging from multinational corporate groups to local small businesses 

Competitive Factors

Cost, performance, aesthetics, and sustainability attributes

Key End-user Industry Verticals

The building industry

Leading Competitors

Saint-Gobain (through its diverse brand portfolio), Sika, Saipem, STO, Holcim, Fundermax, and Etex, among others according to the material

Revenue Share of Top 5 Competitors

Not available

Other Notable Competitors

Fundermax, Dryvit, Moeding, and Alucobond, among others according to the material

Distribution Structure

Wholesalers, retailers, and direct sales

Notable Acquisitions and Mergers

In 2021, Holcim acquired Firestone Building Products (roofing materials and metallic wall systems), and in 2022, Saint-Gobain acquired Kaycan (vinyl siding)

 

Key Companies: Façade Materials

Render

Weber (Saint-Gobain), Sika, Holcim, STO (uninsulated render systems), Mapei, Dryvit, Parex, and Fosroc (repair mortars)

Ceramics, bricks, and other clay-based:

STO (with ventilated façades), Moeding (ceramics and brick tiles), Wienerberger, Kingspan, Agro-Buchtal (ceramics), and NBK (Hunter Douglas) (terracotta)

Fiber cement:

Etex, SVK, Swisspearl, Clark Pacific, and Rieder (glass fiber-reinforced concrete, for implementation in ventilated façade)

Wood-based (natural + EW + TMW):

Moso (bamboo), Kebony (modified wood), and Nakamoto Forestry (burned wood cladding)

Stone:

Franken Schotter (stone façade panels) and Terracore (stone veneers and ceramic rainscreens)

Metal:

Pad-Clad (Carlisle Group), Ruuki (steel cladding), Zintek (zinc rolled), and Geoclad (Hunter Douglas)

Vinyl and plastic-based composites:  

Vinyl siding: Certainteed/Kaycan, Versatex (vinyl siding), Alside (vinyl siding), Westlake Royal Building Products (vinyl siding), Georgia Pacific (vinyl siding), and SVK (vinyl siding) WPC: Trex, Unifloor, and Terafest

Laminates:

HPL: Fundermax and Trespa 

Metal composite panels: Alumax, Alucom bond, and Quadrolad (Hunter Douglas) (aluminum + aluminum honeycomb)

Others (including fabrics and adobe):

Acrylic fabrics for tensile architecture: Texscreen (Hunter Douglas) and Serge Ferrari

Architectural glass:

Saint-Gobain, Pilkington, and Guardian

Table of Contents

Growth Environment: Transformation in Facade Materials

• Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
• The Strategic Imperative 8™
• The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Materials for Facades Market

Growth Environment: Ecosystem in the Facade Materials Market

• Highlights
• Scope of Analysis
• About Facade Systems
• Definitions
• Segmentation
• The Composition of Facade Materials
• Key Companies: Facade Materials
• Key Companies: Raw Materials Providers
• Distribution Channels

Growth Environment: Companies to Action (C2A)-Facade Materials

• Competitive Environment
• Companies to Watch

Growth Opportunity Analysis: Growth Generator in Facade Materials

• Growth Metrics
• Facade Materials as Part of Larger Systems
• Guidelines for Facade Design
• Factors Affecting Facade Materials Penetration
• Value versus Volume per Facade Product
• Innovation by Material: Exterior Renders*
• Innovation by Material: Ceramics, Bricks, and Other Clay-based Materials
• Innovation by Material: Fiber Cement
• Innovation by Material: Natural Material (Wood, Stone, and Metals)
• Innovation by Material: Vinyl and Plastics-based Composites
• Innovation by Material: Laminates
• Innovation by Material: Architectural Glass
• Innovation by Material: Other Materials
• Growth Drivers
• Growth Driver Analysis
• Growth Restraints
• Growth Restraint Analysis
• Forecast Assumptions
• Forecast Considerations (Introduction to the Section)
• Forecast Considerations: Dynamics of the Construction Industry
• Forecast Considerations: Income Levels
• Forecast Considerations: Trends in Fire-related Regulations
• Forecast Considerations: Trends in Sustainability-led Regulations
• Forecast Considerations: Innovation
• Forecast Considerations: Share of New Builds by 2030
• Forecast Considerations: Prices
• Revenue and Volume Forecast
• Revenue Forecast by Material
• Revenue Forecast by Region
• Volume by Region: Segment and Material
• Volume Forecast by Region: Segment and Material
• Percent Volume by Region: Segment and Material
• Percent Volume Forecast by Region: Segment and Material
• Revenue Forecast by Region and Material
• Share of ew Builds: Difference by Region, Segment, and Material between 2023 and 2030
• Pricing Trends and Forecast Analysis

Growth Opportunity Universe in Facade Materials

• Growth Opportunity 1: Research on Materials for Dynamic Facades
• Growth Opportunity 2: Metallic Claddings
• Growth Opportunity 3: Architectural Glass
• Growth Opportunity 4: Make It Light, Make It Fast, Make It Simple
• Growth Opportunity 5: Modular Facades
• Growth Opportunity 6: Facade Maintenance as a Way into Retrofitting

Best Practices Recognition in Facade Materials

• Best Practices Recognition

Frost Radar in Facade Materials

• Frost Radar

Next Steps

• Benefits and Impacts of Growth Opportunities
• Next Steps
• List of Exhibits
• Legal Disclaimer