flooring market barometer & forecast

UK FLOORING MARKET (RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL) – 2009 FORECAST AND 2008 MARKET TRACKER

The Flooring Market Barometer & Forecast tracks changes in the size of the UK flooring market, allowing you to compare your sales performance against the market. It also forecasts changes in the market for 2009 – 11, which will help to improve your sales planning.

We have been producing forecasts for the construction market for the last 19 years, with our forecast being one of the more respected in the industry.

The tracker section of the report is based on a regular telephone survey with our panel of flooring contractors who install floor coverings in both the residential and commercial sectors. This report is issued every 6 months and is subscribed to by over 20 flooring companies (eg Tarkett, Altro, Ardex, Laybond).

In particular, the report

• Forecasts changes in flooring volume (commercial and residential) 2009 - 11
• Forecasts construction output by sector
• Forecasts sales for the following quarter based on flooring contractors forward orders
• Identifies demand for sub-contractors by flooring businesses as an indicator on level of market demand
• Tracks flooring market size changes by sector 2008 (residential, commercial)
• Tracks market size changes by geographical region
• Compares the market with previous quarters showing trends over time
• Identifies demand for sub-contractors by flooring businesses as an indicator on level of market demand
• Provides a sales growth index by product group (carpet tile and broadloom, vinyl, luxury vinyl tiles, linoleum / rubber, wood, laminate and ceramics)

Ordering a copy

To order a copy, please call us on 01189 797800 or email us using the contact form in the 'about us' section on this website.

Who should buy this report?

This quarterly report will provide valuable market data to the following types of businesses

• Flooring manufacturers
• Flooring distributors
• Flooring agents and importers
• Industry commentators
• Stockbrokers / investors

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