Materials for Modular Construction Growth Opportunities

Materials for Modular Construction Growth Opportunities

Building the Future: A Growth Opportunity for Materials Suppliers

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24-May-2023
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Research Code: PE7E-01-00-00-00
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Materials for Modular Construction Growth Opportunities
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Modular construction is a type of construction where building units are prefabricated off-site in a controlled manufacturing plant and then transported and assembled on-site. This process reduces construction time, produces less waste, and is more cost-effective than conventional construction methods. In this study, Frost & Sullivan focuses on materials required for modular construction, segmented as wood; cement (concrete); steel; plastics, composites, and insulation materials; and others.

We analyze the application and consumption of different materials in modular construction. The report gauges the impact that market developments, such as advancements in materials and technologies and the shift toward sustainability, will have on the demand for individual materials between 2022 and 2029. The study also comprises case studies of leading companies for each material.

Although concrete accounts for a major part of conventional construction, concrete systems are perfect for permanent modular construction when used with appropriate fiber or steel reinforcement. Compared to wood and concrete, steel is an expensive material. However, its strength and durability make steel the most economical choice when building high-rises and long-span structures with little maintenance. Builders increasingly prefer them in industrial buildings. Plastics & composites apply in structural building elements (e.g., structural insulated panels), cladding, windows, doors, and roofs. The world is moving toward recycling plastic, impacting the construction sector. Manufacturers are trying to incorporate recycled plastics in construction to avoid plastics ending up in the ocean.

Adhesives & sealants will be one of the essential segments in the modular construction industry as companies focus on providing more customization rather than a fixed design. Polyurethane adhesives are very elastic. As a result, they achieve the necessary flexibility and structural integrity, enabling the transport of the modular construction to the site without nail popping or breakage of joints.

Factors such as the pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine war, trade wars, rising shortage of skilled labor, and increasing transportation costs restrict the construction industry growth. To overcome these challenges and retain their market position, manufacturers look to the modular construction industry for new growth opportunities, which Frost & Sullivan offers in this report.

Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Materials for Modular Construction Industry

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Scope of Analysis

Geographic Scope

Segmentation

Modular Construction Competitors

Growth Metrics

Growth Drivers

Growth Driver Analysis

Growth Driver Analysis (continued)

Growth Driver Analysis (continued)

Growth Restraints

Growth Restraint Analysis

Forecast Assumptions

Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast

Revenue and Unit Shipment Forecast Analysis

Revenue Forecast by Region

Trend Analysis by Region

Trend Analysis by Region (continued)

Pricing Trends and Forecast

Pricing Trends and Forecast Analysis

Segment Overview

Wood Types Used in Modular Construction

Case Study

Case Study (continued)

Case Study (continued)

Segment Overview

Concrete Applications in Buildings by Sub-type

Trends in the Modular Construction Industry

Trends in the Modular Construction Industry (continued)

Case Study

Case Study (continued)

Segment Overview

Steel Applications in Buildings by Sub-type

Steel Applications in Modular Construction

Trends in the Modular Construction Industry

Trends in the Modular Construction Industry (continued)

Case Study

Case Study (continued)

Case Study (continued)

Case Study (continued)

Segment Overview

Plastics & Composites Types in Modular Construction

Value Chain Analysis

Case Study: Plastic & Composites

Insulation Materials Types and Applications in Modular Construction

Case Study: Insulation Materials

Case Study: Insulation Materials (continued)

Case Study: Insulation Materials (continued)

Case Study: Insulation Materials (continued)

Segment Overview

Trends in the Modular Construction Industry: Adhesives

Case Study: Adhesives

Case Study: Adhesives (continued)

Trends in the Modular Construction Industry: Sealants

Case Study: Sealants

Case Study: Sealants (continued)

Trends in the Modular Construction Industry: Coatings

Value Chain: Coatings

Coatings Applications

Case Study: Coatings

Case Study: Coatings (continued)

Case Study: Coatings (continued)

Growth Opportunity 1: Add Machine-applied Products to the Portfolio

Growth Opportunity 1: Add Machine-applied Products to the Portfolio (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Deploy Advanced Technologies for Fast and Quality Deliverables

Growth Opportunity 2: Deploy Advanced Technologies for Fast and Quality Deliverables (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Collaborate With Various Value Chain Stakeholders

Growth Opportunity 3: Collaborate With Various Value Chain Stakeholders (continued)

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Modular construction is a type of construction where building units are prefabricated off-site in a controlled manufacturing plant and then transported and assembled on-site. This process reduces construction time, produces less waste, and is more cost-effective than conventional construction methods. In this study, Frost & Sullivan focuses on materials required for modular construction, segmented as wood; cement (concrete); steel; plastics, composites, and insulation materials; and others. We analyze the application and consumption of different materials in modular construction. The report gauges the impact that market developments, such as advancements in materials and technologies and the shift toward sustainability, will have on the demand for individual materials between 2022 and 2029. The study also comprises case studies of leading companies for each material. Although concrete accounts for a major part of conventional construction, concrete systems are perfect for permanent modular construction when used with appropriate fiber or steel reinforcement. Compared to wood and concrete, steel is an expensive material. However, its strength and durability make steel the most economical choice when building high-rises and long-span structures with little maintenance. Builders increasingly prefer them in industrial buildings. Plastics & composites apply in structural building elements (e.g., structural insulated panels), cladding, windows, doors, and roofs. The world is moving toward recycling plastic, impacting the construction sector. Manufacturers are trying to incorporate recycled plastics in construction to avoid plastics ending up in the ocean. Adhesives & sealants will be one of the essential segments in the modular construction industry as companies focus on providing more customization rather than a fixed design. Polyurethane adhesives are very elastic. As a result, they achieve the necessary flexibility and structural integrity, enabling the transport of the modular construction to the site without nail popping or breakage of joints. Factors such as the pandemic, the Russia-Ukraine war, trade wars, rising shortage of skilled labor, and increasing transportation costs restrict the construction industry growth. To overcome these challenges and retain their market position, manufacturers look to the modular construction industry for new growth opportunities, which Frost & Sullivan offers in this report.
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Deliverable Type Market Research
Author Kishan Waghela
Industries Chemicals and Materials
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 Construction Industry Growth
Keyword 2 Modular Construction Industry
Keyword 3 Construction Industry Trend
Podcast No
WIP Number PE7E-01-00-00-00