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Market Scan

North America flat glass market

share set to reach USD 12.5 bn

by 2024

Rapid Industrialization, Urbanization & Government Regulations May Fuel

Product Demand

According to the Graphical Research new growth forecast report titled “North America Flat

Glass Market analysis based on Product, Application, Industry Analysis Report, Regional

Outlook, Application Potential, Price Trends, Competitive Market Share & Forecast, 2018 – 2024”,

the flat glass market share in North America is estimated to exceed USD 12.5 billion by 2024.

Rising environmental concerns

regarding waste management

along with recyclability of glass

promoting its use in construction and

automotive industries will promote

North America flat glass market

growth. The product is manufactured

in flat form without any methodology

used in the production process.

Growing green building concept along

with increased product usage in

cabinet closure, furniture, solar cells

and table tops will enhance product

demand.

Flourishing construction industry

owing to increasing investments and

rising construction & renovation

expenditure is likely to drive North

America flat glass market. Increased

product usage in automotive

windshields, side and rear windows for

aesthetic look and appearance along

with effective insulation for pleasurable

driving may drive regional industry

growth.

North America tempered glass

market size may account for 5.5% by

the end of forecast period. Increasing

investments in commercial and

residential construction projects

along growing safety concerns is

likely to drive product demand. The

product has exceptional hardness

characteristics due to which it is

used in building structures & home

applications including shelves, table

tops, partitions and shower enclosures,

which in turn will stimulate flat glass

market demand.

Canada flat glass market size

from automotive application may

surpass USD 320 million by 2024.

Rapid urbanization along with rise

in automobile consumption and

production along with vehicle safety

and lightweight properties will

stimulate product penetration over the

forecast timeframe Rise in consumer

spending for lightweight automobile

to reduce carbon emissions growth

along with increased product usage in

manufacturing windows and backlights

will stimulate product demand.

North America flat glass market

share is highly fragmented with key

companies inclusive of Guardian

Group, Xinyi Auto Glass, Dillmeier

Glass Company and Oldcastle Building

Envelope. Companies are now focusing

on innovative strategies to obtain

competitive edge.

Segments Covered

North America Flat Glass Market

Size, By Product

99

Tempered Glass

99

Laminated Glass

99

Basic Float Glass

99

Insulating Glass

99

Others

North America Flat Glass Industry

Demand, By Application

99

Construction

99

Automotive

99

Others

Source:

https://www.graphicalresearch.com/

industry-insights/1045/north-americaflat-glass-market

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It also provides custom reports that are

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