Commercial Roofing Market (By Roof Type- Single Ply Roofing, Cool Roofs, Vegetable Roofs, Traditional Asphalt Shingles; By Distribution Channel- Two Step Master Distribution, Lumberyards, Specialty One Step, Retailers, Purchasing Cooperatives and Buying Group, Direct Sales to End Users) – Europe Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2016 – 2025

The report covers the analysis and forecast of the commercial roofing market in Europe which is further bifurcated by countries. The study provides historic data for 2016 and estimated data have been provided for 2017 along with the forecasted market numbers for the period between 2018 and 2025, in terms of revenue (US$ Mn).

Roofing is construction materials used to cover the building tops. Roofing materials used in commercial buildings are termed as commercial roofing. Wide diversity of materials is used to yield roofing products such as metal, polyvinyl, thermoplastics polyolefin, modified bitumen, cool roofs, and green construction materials. Commercial roofing products are available in a wide variability of price ranges and design alternatives. The commercial roofing market has profited from the diversity of construction accomplishments demanded across the world, as it has commanded to steady investment and link of lucrative revenue. The European economy is on the verge of a tectonic shift towards developing countries of Eastern Europe from the developed countries of western Europe because of an economic shift towards the emerging market of developing countries such as Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Albania, Georgia to name a few. Mounting industrialization and urbanization in developing countries and renovation and reconstruction activities in developed countries are expected to offer productive opportunities to the commercial roofing market in Europe throughout the forecast period.

The study provides a detailed view of the Europe commercial roofing market, by segmenting it based on material type, distribution channel, and country wise demand. Country wise segmentation includes the current and forecast demand for Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, and Poland and so on. The segmentation also includes material types and distribution channel in all the above-mentioned countries in Europe.

The competitive profiling of the key players in the Europe commercial roofing market across twenty-two countries is included in the study. These include different business strategies adopted by the leading players and their recent developments, as in the field of commercial roofing.

A comprehensive analysis of the market dynamics that is inclusive of market drivers and restraints is part of the report. Additionally, the report includes potential opportunities in the commercial roofing market in Europe and at different country levels. Market dynamics are the factors which impact the market growth; hence their analysis helps to understand the ongoing trends of the European market. Therefore, the report provides the forecast of the global market for the period from 2017 to 2025, besides offering an inclusive study of the commercial roofing market.

The report provides the size of the commercial roofing market of Europein2016 and the forecast for the next eight years up to 2025. The size of the Europe commercial roofing is provided in terms of volume and revenue. Market revenue is defined in US$ Mn. The market dynamics prevalent in UK, France, Germany, Spain, Poland, Austria, and Belgium have been considered in estimating the growth of the Europe market.

Market estimates for this study have been based on volume and revenue being derived through country wise pricing trends. Demand for commercial roofing has been derived by analyzing the demand in Europe and at different country-level for commercial roofing in each segment for its respective functions. The Europe commercial roofing market has been analyzed based on expected demand. Forecasts have been based on expected demand from commercial roofing applications. We have used the bottom-up approach to estimate the Europe revenue and the volume of the commercial roofing market, split into countries. Based on the material type, distribution channel, we have summed up the individual revenues and volume from all the countries to achieve the European revenue for commercial roofing. The distribution channel split of the market has been derived using a bottom-up approach for each country market separately, with the Europe distribution channel segment split being an integration of country level estimates. Companies were considered for the market share analysis, based on their innovation and application and revenue generation. In the absence of specific data related to the sales of commercial roofing of several privately held companies, calculated assumptions have been made in view of the company’s penetration and country wise presence across all distribution channels.

The report covers a detailed competitive outlook that includes the market share and company profiles of key players operating in the Europe market. Key players profiled in the report include Atlas Roofing Corporation, Duro-Last Roofing Inc., GAF, Johns Manville, The 3M Company, Sika AG and so on.

The Europe Commercial roofing market has been segmented into:

Europe Commercial Roofing Market: By Country

• Austria
• Belgium
• Czech Republic
• Denmark
• Estonia
• Finland
• France
• Germany
• Hungary
• Ireland
• Lativa
• Lithuania
• Liechtenstein
• Luxembourg
• Netherlands
• Norway
• Poland
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Sweden
• Switzerland
• UK

Europe Commercial Roofing Market: By Roof Type

• Single-ply Roofing
  • Thermoplastic Polyolefin (TPO)
  • Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
  • Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer (EPDM)
  • Modified Bitumen
  • Built-up Roof
  • Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF)
  • Metal Roofing
  • Building-Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) roofs
• Cool Roofs
• Vegetative Roofs
• Traditional Asphalt Shingles

Europe Commercial Roofing Market: By Distribution Channel

• Two Step Master Distribution
• Lumberyards
• Specialty one step
• Retailers
• Purchasing Cooperatives and Buying Groups
• Direct Sales to End Users