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Abstract

Nonresidential market to offset weakness of residential sector

Overall US demand for windows and doors is forecast to increase by three percent per annum through 2010, a deceleration from the gains registered in the 2000 to 2005 period. This will result from an expected slowdown in new residential construction; however, a strong rebound in nonresidential building markets will more than offset the weakness in the residential sector. In addition, replacement and renovation applications will continue to offer growth opportunities in both the residential and nonresidential segments.

Plastic to remain fastest growing material in use

The most rapidly growing segment of the industry will continue to be plastic windows and doors. These products benefit from relatively low production costs, durability and increasing customer acceptance. While still the smallest segment of the market, plastic materials will continue to replace both metal and wood products. Metal windows and doors will maintain a large and growing presence, primarily because of their importance in rapidly-growing nonresidential markets. Wood windows and doors will post the slowest overall growth through 2010, due to the slowing new residential market and competition from other materials.

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT

• General
• Macroeconomic Environment
• Demographic Trends
  • Population
  • Households
• Consumer Income & Spending Trends
  • Personal Income & Expenditures
  • Consumer Financing
• Building Construction Trends
  • Residential Building Construction
    • Housing Completions
    • Housing Stock
    • Improvements & Repairs
  • Nonresidential Building Construction
    • Office & Commercial Construction
    • Institutional Construction
    • Industrial Construction
    • Other Nonresidential Building Construction
  • Nonresidential Improvements & Repairs
• Market Trends
• Pricing Trends
• Regulatory & Environmental Considerations
  • Regulatory Considerations
  • Energy Efficiency Considerations
  • Materials-Based Considerations
  • Recycling
• Foreign Trade
  • Imports
  • Exports
• World Window & Door Outlook

III. OVERVIEW

• General
• Value Demand
  • Demand by Type & Market
  • Doors
  • Windows
  • Accessories & Other Products
• Unit Demand
  • Prime Residential Windows
    • Prime Window Demand by Material
    • Prime Window Demand by Application
  • Prime Residential Doors
    • Passage Doors
    • Entry Doors
    • Patio Doors

IV. WOOD WINDOWS & DOORS

• General
• Wood Doors
  • Flush Doors
  • Panel Doors
  • Other Wood Doors
• Wood Windows
  • Double-Hung Windows
  • Casement Windows
  • Other Wood Windows
• Wood Window & Door Accessories

V. METAL WINDOWS & DOORS

• General
• Metal Doors & Frames
  • Metal Door Types
  • Metal Door Materials
• Metal Window Sashes & Frames
  • Metal Window Types
  • Metal Window Materials
• Other Metal Window & Door Products
  • Other Metal Window & Door Product Types
  • Other Metal Window & Door Product Materials

VI. PLASTIC WINDOWS & DOORS

• General
  • Materials & Material Trends
  • Products & Product Trends
• Plastic Windows
  • Prime Windows
  • Specialty & Storm Windows
  • Sashes, Frames & Other Products
  • Plastic Window Materials
• Plastic Doors
  • Patio & Storm Doors
  • Other Doors
  • Plastic Door Materials

VII. MARKETS

• General
• Residential
  • New Housing
  • Improvement & Repair
  • Demand by Housing Type
    • Single-Family
    • Multifamily
    • Manufactured Housing
• Nonresidential
  • New Buildings
  • Improvement & Repair
  • Demand by Building Type
    • Office & Commercial
    • Institutional
    • Industrial
    • Other Nonresidential

VIII. REGIONS

• General
• Regional Economic & Demographic Trends
  • Economic Outlook
  • Population Trends
• Regional Construction Activity
• Housing Trends
• Regional Window & Door Demand
  • Northeast
    • New England
    • Middle Atlantic
  • Midwest
    • East North Central
    • West North Central
  • South
    • South Atlantic
    • East South Central
    • West South Central
  • West
    • Mountain
    • Pacific

IX. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

• General
• Industry Composition
• Market Share
  • Andersen
  • Jeld-Wen
  • Masonite
  • Pella
  • Other Leading Producers
• Vertical & Horizontal Integration
• Product Development
  • Wood & Metal Windows & Doors
  • Plastic Windows & Doors
  • Other Product Developments
• Manufacturing
• Marketing
• Distribution
• Mergers & Acquisitions
• Cooperative Agreements

• COMPANY PROFILES
  • Alenco Windows, see Ply Gem Industries
  • Alside Incorporated, see Associated Materials
  • Amarr Garage Doors
  • American Pine Products, see Woodgrain Millwork
  • American Weather Seal, see Monarch Holdings
  • Andersen Corporation
  • ASSA ABLOY AB
  • Associated Materials Incorporated
  • Atrium Companies Incorporated
  • Atrium Patio Doors, see Woodgrain Millwork
  • Ceco Door Products, see ASSA ABLOY
  • CertainTeed Corporation, see Saint-Gobain
  • Champion Window Manufacturing Incorporated
  • CHI Overhead Doors, see JLL Partners
  • Clopay Building Products Company, see Griffon
  • CraftMaster Manufacturing Incorporated, see Woodgrain Millwork
  • Crestline Windows & Patio Doors, see Weather Shield
  • Curries Company, see ASSA ABLOY
  • Custom Window Extrusions Incorporated, see Georgia Gulf
  • CWD Windows and Doors Incorporated, see Ply Gem
  • Danvid Window Company, see Atrium Companies
  • Dominion Building Products, see ASSA ABLOY
  • Doors Plus Incorporated, see Woodgrain Millwork
  • Dow-Tech Plastics, see Atrium Companies
  • Drew Industries Incorporated
  • Eagle Window & Door Incorporated, see Andersen
  • Elixir Industries
  • EMCO Enterprises Incorporated, see Andersen
  • Fisher Skylights Incorporated, see Ultraframe
  • Fortune Brands Incorporated
  • Four Seasons Solar Products LLC, see Ultraframe
  • General Products Incorporated, see Therma-Tru
  • Gentek Building Products Incorporated, see Associated Materials
  • Georgia Gulf Corporation
  • Graham Manufacturing Corporation, see ASSA ABLOY
  • Great Lakes Window Incorporated, see Ply Gem
  • Griffon Corporation
  • Harvey Industries Incorporated
  • Horton Automatics, see Sanwa Shutter
  • HR Windows and Company, see Atrium
  • Hurd Windows and Doors Incorporated, see Monarch
  • Hy-Lite Products Incorporated, see Fortune Brands
  • Infinity Replacement Windows, see Marvin
  • Ingersoll-Rand Company Limited
  • Integrity Windows and Doors, see Marvin
  • Jancor Companies Incorporated
  • Jeld-Wen Incorporated
  • JLL Partners Incorporated
  • Kensington Windows Incorporated, see Jancor
  • Kinro Incorporated, see Drew Industries
  • KML Windows Incorporated, see Andersen
  • Kolbe & Kolbe Millwork Company Incorporated
  • Linsalata Capital Partners Incorporated
  • Martin Architectural Products, see Wolseley
  • Marvin Companies
  • Masco Corporation
  • Masonite International Corporation
  • MI Windows and Doors Incorporated
  • Milgard Windows Incorporated, see Masco
  • Modern Builders Supply Incorporated
  • Monarch Holdings Incorporated
  • MW Manufacturers Incorporated, see Ply Gem
  • Napco Window Systems Incorporated, see Ply Gem
  • ODL Incorporated
  • Overhead Door Corporation, see Sanwa Shutter
  • Peachtree Doors and Windows Incorporated, see Weather Shield
  • Pease Industries Incorporated, see Pella
  • Pella Corporation
  • PGT Industries Incorporated, see JLL Partners
  • Philips Products Incorporated, see Tomkins
  • Ply Gem Industries Incorporated
  • Polaris Technologies Incorporated, see Modern Builders
  • Renewal by Andersen Corporation, see Andersen
  • Royal Group Technologies Limited, see Georgia Gulf
  • Saint-Gobain
  • Sanwa Shutter Corporation
  • SBR Incorporated, see Fortune Brands
  • Silver Line Building Products Corporation, see Andersen
  • SimEx, see Fortune Brands
  • Simonton Windows Incorporated, see Fortune Brands
  • SNE Enterprises Incorporated, see Weather Shield
  • Stanley Works
  • Steelcraft, see Ingersoll-Rand
  • Stock Building Supply Incorporated, see Wolseley
  • Superior Engineered Products Corporation, see Atrium
  • Survivor Technologies Incorporated, see Jancor
  • Tecton Products LLC, see Marvin
  • Therma-Tru Doors, see Fortune Brands
  • Thermal Industries Incorporated, see Atrium
  • Thermoplast Incorporated, see Georgia Gulf
  • Tomkins plc
  • TRACO Incorpotrated
  • Ultraframe plc
  • Universal Supply Company, see Wolseley
  • VELUX-America Incorporated, see VKR Holding
  • Vetter Windows and Patio Doors, see Weather Shield
  • VKR Holding A/S
  • Wayne-Dalton Corporation
  • Weather Shield Manufacturing Incorporated
  • Western Reflections LLC, see ODL
  • Windsor Republic Doors
  • Windsor Windows and Doors, see Woodgrain Millwork
  • Wolseley plc
  • Woodgrain Millwork Incorporated
• Additional Companies Mentioned in Study