Solid Surface & Other Cast Polymers

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CLICK TO VIEWINDUSTRY MARKET RESEARCH FOR BUSINESS LEADERS, STRATEGISTS, DECISION MAKERSTable of Contents 2List of Tables & Charts 3Study Overview 4photo courtesy of Countertops Unlimited, Inc.Sample Text, Table& Chart 5Sample Profile, Table &Forecast 6Order Form 7About Freedonia, CustomResearch, Related Studies,Corporate Use License 8Solid Surface &Other Cast PolymersUS Industry Study with Forecasts to 2010 & 2015Study #2069 July 2006 4300 269 pagesThe Freedonia Group767 Beta Drivewww.freedoniagroup.comCleveland, OH 44143-2326 USAToll Free US Tel: 800.927.5900 or 1 440.684.9600Fax: 1 440.646.0484E-mail: info@freedoniagroup.com

Study #2069July 2006 4300269 PagesSolid Surface & Other Cast PolymersUS Industry Study with Forecasts to 2010 & 2015Table of ContentsExecutive SummaryMarket EnvironmenTGeneral.4Macroeconomic Trends.4Consumer Spending Trends.7Demographic Trends.9Population. 10Households. 11Building Construction. 12Residential Building Construction. 13Housing Units. 16Housing Stock. 19Improvements & Repairs. 21Nonresidential Building Construction. 22Nonresidential Stock. 24Nonresidential Improvements& Repairs. 27Environmental & Other Considerations. 28Pricing Trends. 31Solid Surface. 32Engineered Stone. 34Cultured Stone. 36Competitive Materials. 37Laminates. 37Natural Stone. 38Others. 40World Market. 40Western Europe. 41Asia/Pacific. 42Rest of World. 44Foreign Trade. 45Solid Surface. 47Engineered Stone. 49Cultured Stone. 50MATERIALSGeneral. 51Marble & Related Materials. 53Resins. 55Acrylic. 57Polyester. 58Alumina Trihydrate. 60Quartz & Related Materials. 62Other Materials. 64PRODUCTSGeneral. 67Solid Surface. 72Characteristics. 75Types. 77Acrylic. 77Polyester & Polyester/Acrylic Blends. 80Market Share. 83Engineered Stone. 88Characteristics. 92Types. 94Quartz. 94Others. 97Market Share. 100Cultured Stone. 104Cultured Marble. 108Other Cultured Stone. 110END USESGeneral. 113Countertops. 115Residential. 116New Construction. 120Remodeling. 122Nonresidential. 125Office & Commercial. 128Industrial. 130Institutional & Other. 131Other Building Applications. 134Kitchen & Bathroom Sinks. 136Kitchen Sinks. 139Bathroom Sinks. 140Other Bathroom Applications. 141All Other Building Applications. 143Other. 146REGIONAL MARKETSGeneral. 149Regional Demographic & Economic Trends. 150Population Patterns. 151Economic Outlook. 153Construction Activity. 154Housing Trends. 156Regional Demand for Cast Polymers. 159Northeast. 163New England. 165Middle Atlantic. 166Midwest. 168East North Central. 170West North Central. 171South. 172South Atlantic. 175East South Central. 177West South Central. 178West. 180Mountain. 183Pacific. 185Click here to purchase onlinePage INDUSTRY STRUCTUREGeneral. 187Industry Composition. 188Market Share. 192Competitive Strategies. 197Research & Development. 201Marketing. 203Distribution. 206Acquisitions & Divestitures. 209Cooperative Agreements. 210Company ProfilesBaker (Craig) Marble. 214BLANCO GmbH & Company KG. 215CaesarStone. 216CAMBRIA. 218CCM Enterprises. 219Central Marble Products. 220Cheil Industries. 221Chemcore Industries. 222Cosentino SA. 223DuPont (EI) de Nemours. 226EOS Surfaces. 228Fama Industries. 228Florenata Solid Surfaces. 230Formica Corporation. 231Halstead International. 232Hanwha Group. 234Illinois Tool Works. 236L&M Cultured Marble. 238Lehigh Cultured Marble. 239LG Chem Limited. 240Lippert Corporation. 242Majestic Marble & Glass. 243Marbled Elegance. 244Marmol Compac SA. 245Meganite Incorporated. 246Mitsubishi Corporation. 248Pioneer Plastics. 250Quartzitec. 251Royal Stone Industries. 252Santa Margherita SpA. 254Swan Corporation. 256Syn-Mar Products. 257Technistone AS. 258Tiffany Marble. 260Tower Industries. 260Transolid Incorporated. 262United States Marble. 263Venetian Marble. 264Additional Companies. 265Order now, click here!

Study #2069July 2006 4300269 PagesSolid Surface & Other Cast PolymersUS Industry Study with Forecasts to 2010 & 2015List of Tables & ChartsExecutive Summary1 Summary Table. 3PRODUCTS1 Macroeconomic Indicators. 72 Personal Income & Expenditures. 93 Demographic Indicators. 104 Building ConstructionExpenditures. 135 Residential Building ConstructionExpenditures. 166 Housing Environment. 197 Housing Stock. 20Cht Year of Construction Stock,2005. 208 Residential Improvement &Repair Expenditures. 229 Nonresidential BuildingConstruction Expenditures. 2410 Nonresidential Building Stock. 2711 Nonresidential Improvement &Repair Expenditures. 2812 Cast Polymer Pricing. 3213 Foreign Trade in Cast Polymers. 471 Cast Polymer Supply & Demandby Product. 70Cht Cast Polymer Supply & Demandby Product, 2005. 712 Solid Surface Material Demand. 743 Acrylic-Based Solid SurfaceDemand. 804 Polyester-Based & BlendedSolid Surface Demand. 83Cht Solid Surface MaterialMarket Share by Company,2005. 845 Engineered Stone Demand. 916 Quartz Engineered StoneDemand. 977 Other Engineered StoneDemand. 99Cht Engineered Stone MaterialsMarket Share by Company,2005.1008 Cultured Stone Demand.1089 Cultured Marble Demand.11010 Other Cultured Stone Demand.112MATERIALSEND USESMarket EnvironmenT1 Raw Material Demandin Cast Polymers. 52Cht Raw Material Demandin Cast Polymers, 2005. 522 Marble & Related MaterialDemand in Cast Polymers. 553 Resin Demand in Cast Polymers. 56Cht Resin Demand in Cast Polymers. 564 Alumina Trihydrate Demandin Cast Polymers. 625 Quartz & Related MaterialDemand in Cast Polymers. 646 Other Materials Demandin Cast Polymers. 661 Cast Polymer Demandby End Use.114Cht Cast Polymer Demandby End Use, 2005.1142 Countertop Demandfor Cast Polymers by Market.1163 Residential Countertop Demandfor Cast Polymers.1194 New Construction ResidentialCountertop Demandfor Cast Polymers.1225 Remodeling ResidentialCountertop Demandfor Cast Polymers.1256 Nonresidential CountertopDemand for Cast Polymersby Market.128Click here to purchase onlinePage 7 Office & Commercial CountertopDemand for Cast Polymers.1308 Industrial Countertop Demandfor Cast Polymers.1319 Institutional & OtherNonresidential CountertopDemand for Cast Polymers.13410 Other Building ApplicationsDemand for Cast Polymers.13511 Kitchen & Bathroom SinkDemand for Cast Polymers.13912 Other Bathroom ApplicationsDemand for Cast Polymers.14313 All Other Building ApplicationsDemand for Cast Polymers.14614 Other End Uses Demandfor Cast Polymers.148REGIONAL MARKETS1 Resident Population &Households by Region.1522 Regional Gross DomesticProduct.1543 Regional ConstructionExpenditures.1564 Regional Housing Sales,New Units & Stock.1595 Cast Polymer Demandby Region.162Cht Cast Polymer Demandby Region, 2005.1626 Northeast Cast Polymer Demand. 1657 Midwest Cast Polymer Demand.1708 South Cast Polymer Demand.1759 West Cast Polymer Demand.183INDUSTRY STRUCTURE1 US Cast Polymer Salesby Company, 2005.191Cht US Cast Polymer Market Shareby Company, 2005.1932 Selected CooperativeAgreements.212Order now, click here!

Study #2069July 2006 4300269 PagesSolid Surface & Other Cast PolymersUS Industry Study with Forecasts to 2010 & 2015Among the major cast polymer types, demand for engineered stone (available in quartz or marble) isexpected to register strong growth of 8.8 percent per year to 70 million square feet in 2010.Demand for cast polymer materialsin the US is forecast to advance 4.1percent per year to 239 million squarefeet in 2010. Gains will be driven bythe increasing use of cast polymers innonresidential countertops, a relativelylow penetration market where construction spending is expected to rebounddramatically and where cast polymersbenefit from a number of performanceadvantages. Such advantages includelow maintenance requirements and nonporous surfaces with few or no seamsto either disrupt the look of the surfaceor catch dirt particles. Even in residential countertops, the dominant but moredeveloped end use, cast polymers willcontinue to gain market share at the expense of many other materials becauseof those advantages, as well as theirvast array of color and surface textureoptions.Engineered quartz, marbleto exhibit strong growthDemand for engineered stone (availablein quartz or marble) is expected to register strong growth of 8.8 percent per yearto 70 million square feet in 2010. Engineered stone, especially quartz, is still arelatively new material in the US market,but will account for nearly 30 percent ofcast polymer sales in 2010, surpassingcultured stone to be the second largestcast polymer product segment. Gainswill continue to benefit from ongoingCountertops80%US Cast Polymer Demand, 2005(196 million square feet)photo courtesy of KromarkUS demand to grow 4.1%annually through 2010Other BuildingSurfaces18%All Other End Uses 2%expansion of distribution networks andgrowing consumer awareness, as wellas advantages such as excellent scratchand stain resistance, and an appearancethat closely resembles natural stone.Whereas the bulk of cast polymers in theUS are supplied by domestic manufacturers, in the engineered stone segment,more than two-thirds of demand is comprised of imports.Solid surface materials will continue toaccount for the largest share of castpolymer volume sales with 43 percentin 2010 and will record respectableincreases in demand. Despite cost advantages, demand for cultured stone willbe modest because of competition fromother surfacing products.Nonresidential market,less established usesto show strong gainsAlthough the residential countertopmarket accounted for more than 65percent of cast polymer material demandin 2005, the industry continues to searchfor and develop additional applications.Strong gains are projected in the nonresidential market, where penetrationremains relatively low, as well as forother less established end uses such asshower pans, wet walls and bath accessories. Other cast polymer applicationsinclude sinks, bathtubs, flooring, windowsills, architectural embellishments, furniture, lighting fixtures and drawer pulls.Copyright 2006 The Freedonia Group, Inc.Click here to purchase onlinePage Order now, click here!

Study #2069July 2006 4300269 PagesSolid Surface & Other Cast PolymersUS Industry Study with Forecasts to 2010 & 2015Sample Text,Table & ChartTABLE VI-5CAST POLYMER DEMAND BY REGION(million square feet)Item1995 2000 2005 2010 2015end usesConstruction Expend (bil 2000 ) 657.8 835.2 891.1 980.01085.0sq ft cast polymer/000 construction 0.11 0.14 0.22 0.24 0.28CountertopsDemand for cast polymer materials in the countertop market isforecast to increase 4.3 percent per year to 195 million square feet Castin Polymer Demand 75.6 117.1 195.5 239.0 301.02010. This rate, while still healthy, is a significant deceleration from Northeast 14.9 22.6 37.5 44.7 54.8Midwest 17.7 26.5 42.2 50.9 63.2that achieved between 2000 and 2005, a period notable for record levelsSouth 26.2 40.2 67.9 83.6 106.5of residential construction activity and rising popularity of durable andWest1 6.8 27.8 47.9 59.8 76.5renewable cast polymer materials, such as solid surface and engineeredstone, in countertops. Going forward, gains will be driven in part bythe falling prices of solid surface and engineered stone materials, whichmake them more affordable to a broader potential customer base andcost-effective in a greater variety of applications. Additionally, advancesin cast polymer demand will be propelled by increasing consumer awareness of engineered stone materials, a product which is relatively new tothe US market but which has seen rapid growth in the mid- to high-endsegment of the residential countertop market. Gains will also benefitfrom the increasing penetration of cast polymer surfacing into variousnonresidential countertop applications as end users shift to lower maintenance and more durable surface materials. Countertops is the dominantmarket for all three types of cast polymer materials, accounting for 81percent of total demand in 2005.sampletablesampletextIn 2005, the residential segment accounted for the largest share ofcast polymer sales to the countertop market with 82 percent. The dominance of the residential segment is primarily due to the fact that thesematerials are generally considered moderate to high-end surfaces thathave been slower to penetrate more price sensitive nonresidential apCHART VII-1plications. Additionally, the residential countertop market is the marketwhere most cast polymer materials first gained significant penetration. ItUS CAST POLYMER MARKET SHARE BY COMPANY, 2005is an application where consumers are most aware of the aesthetic and(196 million square feet)performance advantages of these materials. However, the nonresidentialmarket, which is less mature, is projected to see more rapid annualgainsOthers48%through 2010, benefitting from a projected rebound in real nonresidentialconstruction expenditures over the same period.11%115Copyright 2006 The Freedonia Group, stech4%CAMBRIA4%Wilsonart3%FormicaDuPont25%Click here to purchase onlinePage Order now, click here!

Study #2069July 2006 4300269 PagesSolid Surface & Other Cast PolymersUS Industry Study with Forecasts to 2010 & 2015Sample Profile,Table & ForecastTABLE IV-2SOLID SURFACE MATERIAL DEMANDItem1995 2000 2005 2010 2015Building Construct Expend (bil ) solid surface/000 constructionSolid Surface Demand (mil )Acrylic-BasedPolyester-Based & Blends /sq ftSolid Surface Demand (mil sq ft)Acrylic-BasedPolyester-Based & Blends net exportsSolid Surface Shipments (mil sq ft)COMPANY PROFILESCCM Enterprises10848 Wheatlands AvenueSantee, CA .79951 1174 15140.68 0.60 0.523553144154547471645568779.1070062080sample8.26 7.33 703876.20127110172.0 10.0 12.090.0 113.0 139.0Annual Sales: 20 million (company would not verify, 5/06)Employment: 135 (company would not verify, 5/06)sampleprofileKey Products: solid surfacematerials, engineered stone; culturedmarble, onyx and granite; and fabricated productsCCM Enterprises is a general contractor and manufacturer thatserves homeowners, contractors, kitchen and bath showrooms, andmajor developers in the southern California area from five locations inCalifornia. The privately held company’s products are made from engineered stone; cultured marble, onyx and granite; solid surface materials; and laminated plastic.The Company is active in the US cast polymer industry throughthe production of a wide range of kitchen and bathroom countertops,bathtubs, shower pans, bath walls and accessories using solid surfacematerials; engineered stone; and cultured marble, onyx and granite. These surfaces are produced in eleven standard styles, as well ascustom designs. CCM Enterprises fabricates its countertops, bathtubs,shower pans, bath walls and accessories at a facility in Santee, California.“Demand for acrylic resins (e.g., methylmethacrylate) used in cast polymers isprojected to grow 6.1 percent per yearto 225 million pounds in 2010. Not onlydoes demand for acrylic resin benefitfrom the rising popularity of acrylic solidsurface compared to polyester-basedversions, but acrylic/polyester blends arealso continuing to overtake pure polyester solid surface in terms of volumedemand. Acrylic’s strong growth alsostems from .”--Section III, pg. 57CCM Enterprises’ proprietary solid surface material is manufactured and sold under the CORINTHIAN 2000 brand name and is designed to resist damage from perfumes, hair dyes and other household219Copyright 2006 The Freedonia Group, Inc.Click here to purchase onlinePage Order now, click here!

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vast array of color and surface texture options. Engineered quartz, marble to exhibit strong growth Demand for engineered stone (available in quartz or marble) is expected to regis-ter strong growth of 8.8 percent per year to 70 million square feet in 2010. Engi-neered stone, especially quartz, is still a relatively new material in the US market,

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