Wood Protection Coatings & Preservatives

发布时间：2007.9

内容介绍

Demand to grow more than
3% annually through 2011
US demand for wood protection coatings
and preservatives is forecast to increase
3.1 percent per year to $3.2 billion in
2011, despite a challenging market
environment. Continued weakness in the
key siding market is prompting coating
and preservative manufacturers to place
greater emphasis on growing applications
such as flooring and cabinets. In addition,
demand will benefit from a shift in the
product mix to higher value items, steady
production of pressure treated lumber and
solid levels of construction-related repair
and improvement spending. Nevertheless,
a decline in housing starts and deceleration
in residential building spending will
limit aggregate gains.
In markets such as siding, and windows
and doors, wood has sustained substantial
losses to alternative materials, in particular
plastics, due to a range of factors,
including relatively frequent maintenance
requirements and environmental concerns
over the products used in the wood
preservation process. However, opportunities
for growth still exist based in part
on the favorable qualities of wood (e.g.,
high aesthetic and insulating value), and
protective coatings and preservatives will
play an important role in future market
success.
Environmental concerns
impact shift in product mix
A shift in product mix to higher value
formulations will occur in both coatings
and preservatives, mainly due to environmental
issues. Concerns over the release

of VOCs during the coating process have
initiated a gradual switch to more
environmentally friendly formulations.
Concerns over the environmental impact
of certain preservative raw materials --
arsenic, for example -- spurred producers
of chromated copper arsenate (CCA), the
dominant preservative in treated lumber,
to voluntarily withdraw their product
from decking and other residential uses
as of December 2003. Alkaline copper
quaternary and copper azole are the
successors to CCA, both of which
maintain a higher pricing structure than
CCA. However, third generation wood
preservatives, primarily centered around
all-organic formulations that do not
contain arsenic, chromium or copper, are
beginning to surface on the marketplace.
In addition to all-organic preservatives,
borates and organometallics will also
likely post favorable gains through 2011.

Demand for interior coatings
more favorable than exterior
Wood protection coatings and preservatives
demand will see the most favorable
gains in interior wood applications such
as flooring and cabinets. Flooring and
cabinet production will be promoted by
growth in repair and improvement
spending, as the purchase of these items
is common during remodeling activity.
Wood will continue to suffer losses to
competitive materials in exterior applications,
resulting in an extremely difficult
market environment for wood protection
coating and preservative suppliers. This
is especially the case in siding, where the
use of wood-based products continues to
decline. However, maintenance coatings
demand will continue to be supported by
the large installed base of wood-based
housing and decks. Demand will also be
boosted by the greater use of higher value
coatings, featuring enhanced durability,
greater ease of use and easier cleanup.
Lastly, gains will be stimulated by the
greater use of higher priced preservatives
due to the voluntary ban on CCA in
residential applications.
Study coverage
This new Freedonia industry study, Wood
Protection Coatings & Preservatives, is
available for $4500. It presents historical
demand data for 1996, 2001 and 2006 as
well as forecasts for 2011 and 2016 by
wood protection product, application and
market. This study also reviews trends,
treatments and materials in the wood
industry, considers market environment
factors, evaluates company market shares
and profiles 36 US industry competitors.

目录及图表

Introduction
Execu tive Summary
Market Envir onmen t
Macroeconomic Environment
Demographic Trends
Population
Household Formation
Consumer Income & Spending
Manufacturing Outlook
Construction Trends
Building Construction
Residential Building Construction
Nonresidential Building Construction
Nonbuilding Construction
Market Trends
Pricing Trends
Regulatory & Environmental Issues
Volatile Organic Compounds
CCA
Timber Harvesting & Other
Environmental Issues
Solid Waste Recycling
International Activity
WOO D INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
Lumber
Wood Product Trends
Wood Treatment Trends
Competitive Materials
Plastics
Other Materials
PRODUCTS
Coatings
Demand by Application & End-Use
Demand by Type
Stains
Paints
Sealers
Primers
Other Wood Coatings
Preservatives
Demand by Application
Demand by Type
Metallic Compounds
Nonmetallic Compounds
APPLICAT IONS
New Applications
Maintenance Applications
Siding
Industry Outlook
Industry Demand
Residential
Nonresidential
Decking
Industry Outlook
Industry Demand

Furniture
Industry Outlook
Industry Demand
Cabinets
Industry Outlook
Industry Demand
Windows & Doors
Industry Outlook
Industry Demand
Flooring
Industry Outlook
Industry Demand
Fencing
Industry Outlook
Industry Demand
Other Applications
MARKETS
Building Construction
Residential Construction
Nonresidential Construction
Nonbuilding Construction
Other Markets
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
Market Share
Coatings
Preservatives
Competitive Strategies
Mergers & Acquisitions
Cooperative Agreements
Marketing & Distribution
Research & Development
Company Profiles
Execu tive Summary
1 Summary Table
Market Envir onmen t
1 Macroeconomic Indicators
2 Residential Population
3 Personal Consumption Expenditures
4 Manufacturers’ Shipments
5 Construction Expenditures
6 Building Construction Expenditures
7 Residential Building Construction
Expenditures
8 Housing Starts
Cht Housing Starts by Exterior Type
9 Housing Stock by Region,
Age & Exterior Type
Cht Year of Construction of
Housing Stock, 2006
Cht Housing Stock by Exterior Type
10 Residential Repair &
Improvement Activity
11 Nonresidential Building Construction
Expenditures
12 Nonbuilding Construction Expenditures

13 Wood Protection Coatings/Preservatives
Market Trends, 1996-2006
Cht Wood Protection Coatings/Preservatives
Market, 1996-2006
Cht World Wood Protection Coatings &
Preservatives Demand, 2006
14 Wood Protection Coatings
& Preservatives Pricing
WOO D INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
1 Lumber Supply & Demand
2 Wood Product Shipments
3 Wood Preservation Revenues
PRODUCTS
1 Wood Protection Coatings &
Preservatives Demand
2 Wood Coatings Demand by Formulation
3 Wood Coatings Demand by Application
& End Use
Cht Wood Coatings Demand
by Application, 2006
4 Wood Coatings Demand by Type
Cht Wood Coatings Demand by Type, 2006
5 Wood Stain Demand by Application
& End Use
6 Wood Paint Demand by Application
& End Use
7 Wood Sealer Demand by Application
& End Use
8 Wood Primer Demand by Application
& End Use
9 Other Wood Coating Demand
by Application & End Use
10 Wood Preservative Demand
by Formulation
11 Wood Preservative Demand
by Application
Cht Wood Preservative Demand
by Application, 2006
12 Wood Preservative Demand by Type
13 Metallic Compound Demand
by Type & Application
14 Alkaline Copper Quaternary
Demand by Application
15 Chromated Copper Arsenate
Demand by Application
16 Copper Azole Demand by Application
17 Organometallic Demand
by Type & Application
18 Other Metallic Compound Demand
by Type & Application
19 Nonmetallic Compound Demand
by Type & Application
20 Creosote Demand by Application
21 Pentachlorophenol Demand
by Application
22 Other Nonmetallic Compound
Demand by Type
APPLICAT IONS
1 Wood Protection Coatings/Preservatives
Demand by Application & End Use