_

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERED WOOD PRODUCTS
IN THE PACIFIC RIM & EUROPE: 2005-2010

Order #: W1016_2005TX; US $22,000.00
Published by BIS, April 2005; 197 Pages; 136 Exhibits
Available in Elctronic Format and Hard Copy Format

This report on Structural Engineered Wood Products in the Pacfic Rim and Europe combines market research and forecasting to provide a strategic assessment of the prospects for medium density fibreboard in the Pacific Rim over the next five years. It facilitates strategic decisions on investment, trade, prices and marketing. The study is published every two years.

Opportunities for structural engineered wood products In a very short time laminated veneer lumber (LVL), strand lumber (LSL), and I-beams, have developed a strong presence in the United States, where LVL, LSL and I-beams represent 35% of the material used for floor bearers and joists. Similarly, glue laminated beams (glulam) has developed a strong presence in Japan, where it represents over 60% of the materials used in posts and beams of traditional Japanese housing. These levels of market penetration in the United States and Japan have not yet been matched in any other country, which suggests that there is considerable scope for market expansion. The increasing acceptance of structural engineered wood products for use in heavy structural building applications such as floor bearers, floor joists, headers and beams, is driving demand and leading to an expansion of investment and trade in these products in the United States, Japan and recently in other regions. The rapid growth in consumption is also driving new product development.

In this environment it is important that producers, potential investors, users and distributors are aware of changing market conditions, market cost structures and competitor activity. Order

Report Objectives

This study aims to determine current and future trends in consumption, production, trade and prices of LVL, LSL, glulam and Ibeams in each of the main producing and consuming countries. The report will:

Contents of the Report

An Executive Summary highlighting the main conclusions and presenting a global overview. An Introduction explaining the method and approach. Separate chapters providing a detailed profile and forecasts for key countries in the major producing and consuming regions. Each chapter will include:

The focus of the report will be on the major producing and consuming countries in each of the key regions: North America: United States Canada Europe: Finland Germany Sweden Russia North Asia: Japan China Southeast Asia: Indonesia Malaysia Australasia: Australia New Zealand

Methodolgy

The general methodology used for this study is the product of 30 years of methods research and development by BIS Shrapnel Pty Ltd. Background analysis We will begin with an analysis of internationally published data on the structural engineered wood products industries, including LVL, LSL, glulam and Ibeams. This will include collating information on the industry as well as the markets and economies of producing and consuming regions. BIS Shrapnel's own studies will be used as references.

Among those most relevant:

Field research A research team will undertake an extensive field evaluation with visits to the key producing and consuming countries in the region. Interviews and strategic discussions will be held with producers, users, equipment suppliers and distributors in the principal markets of the United States, Canada, Japan, China, Finland, Germany, Sweden, Russia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand.

Companies Profiled in the Report include:

Boise Cascade Corporation, Carter Holt Harvey Limited, CHG Plywood Sdn Berhad, Finnforest Corporation, Georgia Pacific Corporation, International Paper, Juken Nissho Ltd, Keytec Company Limited, Louisiana Pacific Corporation, Nelson Pine Industries Ltd, Pacific Woodtech, Putra Sumber Utama Timber (PSU), Roseburg Forest Products, Stora Enso, Surya Dumai Group (Pt Perawang Lumber Industri), Temlam (Tembec), Wesbeam, West Fraser, Weyerhaeuser Company




TABLE OF CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

NORTH AMERICA

AUSTRALASIA

EUROPE

NORTH ASIA

SOUTHEAST ASIA

SOUTH AMERICA

COMPANY PROFILES

Advertisement

LIST OF TABLES


Table 1: Real GDP* forecasts, selected countries, 2001–2010
Table 2: Global+ production of structural engineered wood, 2001 – 2010
Table 3: Global+ consumption of structural engineered wood, 2001 – 2010
Table 4: Production of laminated veneer lumber by region, 2001-2010
Table 5: Consumption of laminated veneer lumber by region, 2001-2010
Table 6: Production of I-joists by region, 2001-2010
Table 7: Consumption of I-joists by region, 2001-2010
Table 8: Production of glulam by region, 2001-2010
Table 9: Consumption of glulam by region, 2000-2010
Table 2.1: Key economic indicators, United States, 2000–2010
Table 2.2: Key economic indicators, Canada, 2000-2010
Table 2.3: Housing commencements, USA and Canada, 2000–2010
Table 2.4: LVL manufacturers’ share of production capacity, United States and Canada, 2004
Table 2.5: Laminated veneer lumber production facilities – North America
Table 2.6: I-joist production facilities, North America
Table 2.7: Glue laminated lumber production facilities, North America
Table 2.8: Timberstrand (LSL) & Parallam (PSL) plant locations, North America, date of establishment and capacities
Table 2.9: North American production of laminated veneer lumber, 2001-2010
Table 2: North American production of I-joists, 2001-2010
Table 2: North American production of glue laminated beams, 2001-201
Table 2: North American consumption of laminated veneer lumber, 2001-2010
Table 2: North American consumption of I-joists, 2001-2010
Table 2: North American consumption of glue laminated beams, 2001-2010
Table 2: Demand to capacity comparison, LVL, North America, 2001-2010
Table 2: Cost of production for LVL, glulam, and I-joists, North America, 2004
Table 2: North American LVL, glulam and I-joist prices, 2001-2010
Table 3.1: Key economic indicators, Australia, 2000-2010
Table 3.2: Key economic indicators, New Zealand, 2000-2010
Table 3.3: Value of building commenced, Australia, 2001-2010
Table 3.4: Number of dwellings commenced, Australia, 2001-2010
Table 3.5: Value of building authorised by sector, New Zealand
Table 3.6: Laminated veneer lumber production facilities, press type and capacity – Australia, 2004
Table 3.7: I-joist and glue laminated beam production facilities – Australia, 2004
Table 3.8: LVL production facilities, New Zealand
Table 3.9: Production of laminated veneer lumber, Australasia*, 2001-2010
Table 3: Production of I-joists, Australasia, 2001-2010
Table 3: Production of glulam, Australasia, 2001-2010
Table 3: Consumption of laminated veneer lumber, Australasia, 2001-2010
Table 3: Consumption of I-joists, Australasia, 2001-201
Table 3: Consumption of glulam, Australasia, 2001-2010
Table 3: Laminated veneer lumber export capacity, Australasia, 2001-201
Table 3: Estimated variable production costs of laminated veneer lumber, Australasia, 2004
Table 3: Mill door* price of structural engineered wood products, 2001-2010
Table 3: Number of storeys and material use in base flooring and first, second and higher level flooring of detached houses, by state, 2003
Table 3: Number of storeys and material use in base flooring and first, second and higher level flooring of alterations and additions to houses, by state, 2003
Table 4.1: Key economic indicators, European Union 15, 2000–2010
Table 4.2: Housing completions by country, Western Europe, 2001–2010
Table 4.3: LVL Production facilities, Europe, 2005
Table 4.4: Glulam production facilities, Europe, 2005
Table 4.5: Production of LVL, glulam and I-joists, Europe, 2000-201
Table 4.6: Consumption of LVL, glulam and I-joists, Europe, 2000-2010
Table 4.7: Exports of glulam by European countries to Japan, 2000-2004
Table 4.8: Demand to capacity comparison, laminated veneer lumber, Europe, 2001-2010
Table 4.9: Demand to capacity comparison, I-joists, Europe, 2001-2010
Table 5.1: Key economic indicators, Japan, 2001-2010
Table 5.2: Key economic indicators, China, 2001-2010
Table 5.3: Housing starts, Japan, 1996-2010
Table 5.4: Residential and non-residential building completions, China, 2000–2010
Table 5.5: Laminated veneer lumber producers, Japan 2004
Table 5.6: Laminated veneer lumber producers, China, 2004
Table 5.7: Seven largest glulam producers, Japan, 2004
Table 5.8: LVL production, Japan, 2001-2010
Table 5.9: Structural glulam by type, Japan, 2000-2004
Table 5: Structural and non-structural glulam production, Japan, 2000-2010
Table 5: Production of structural LVL and glulam, China, 2001-2010
Table 5: Consumption of LVL, Japan, 2001-2010
Table 5: Apparent consumption of glulam, Japan, 2001-2010
Table 5: Consumption of LVL, glulam and I-joists, China, 2001-2010
Table 5: Imports of LVL, Japan, 2000-2010
Table 5: Imports of structural glulam by country of origin, Japan 2000-2003
Table 5: Imports of glulam, Japan, 2000-2010
Table 5: Exports of LVL and glulam, China, 2001-2010
Table 5: Japanese LVL and glulam prices, 2000-2010
Table 6.1: Key economic indicators, Indonesia, 2003-2010
Table 6.2: Key economic indicators, Malaysia, 2003-2010
Table 6.3: Key economic indicators, Vietnam, 2003-2010
Table 6.4: Residential and non-residential construction, Indonesia, 2002–2007
Table 6.5: Residential and non-residential construction, Malaysia, 2002–2007
Table 6.6: Residential and non-residential construction, Vietnam, 2002–2007
Table 6.7: LVL production facilities – South East Asia, 2004
Table 6.8: Prices of logs and structural lumber in Vietnam
Table 7.1: Key economic indicators, Chile, 2000 – 2008
Table 7.2 Key economic indicators, Brazil, 2000 – 2010

Order LIST OF CHARTS


Chart 1: Imports of structural glulam by Japan, by country of origin, 2000-2004
Chart 2: Engineered wood product prices, North America, Japan, Australasia: 2000-2010
Chart 2.1: LVL manufacturers’ share of production capacity, United States and Canada, 2004
Chart 2.2 Laminated veneer lumber manufacturers, North America, 2004
Chart 2.3 I-joist manufacturers, North America, 200421
Chart 2.4: North American production of laminated veneer lumber, 2000-2010
Chart 2.5: North American production of I-joists, 2000-2010
Chart 2.6: North American production of glue laminated beams, 2000-201
Chart 2.7: North American consumption of laminated veneer lumber, 2000-2010
Chart 2.8: North American consumption of I-joists, 2000-201
Chart 2.9: North American consumption of glue laminated beams, 2000-2010
Chart 2: Demand to capacity comparison, LVL, North America, 2000-2010
Chart 2: North American LVL, glulam and I-joist prices, 2000-201041
Chart 2: Share of LVL usage by market sector, 2004
Chart 2: Share of I-joist usage by market sector, 2004
Chart 2: Distribution system for LVL, I-joists and glulam in North America
Chart 3.1: Value of building commenced, Australia, 2000-2010
Chart 3.2: Number of dwellings commenced, Australia, 2000-2010
Chart 3.3: Value of building authorised by sector, New Zealand
Chart 3.4: Location of LVL and I-joist production facilities – Australia, 2004
Chart 3.5: Location of LVL production facilities – New Zealand, 2004
Chart 3.6: Production of laminated veneer lumber, Australasia, 2000-2010
Chart 3.7: Production of I-joists, Australasia, 2000-2010
Chart 3.8: Production of glulam, Australasia, 2000-2010
Chart 3.9: Consumption of Laminated veneer lumber, Australasia, 2000-2010
Chart 3: Consumption of I-joists, Australasia, 2000-2010
Chart 3: Consumption of glulam, Australasia, 2000-2010
Chart 3: Laminated veneer lumber export capacity, Australasia, 2000-2010
Chart 3: Estimated variable production costs of LVL, Australasia, 2004
Chart 3: Mill door prices of structural engineered wood products, 2000-201079
Chart 3: Use of glulam in construction, Australasia, 2004
Chart 3: Distribution system for LVL, I-joists and glulam in Australia
Chart 4.1: LVL and I-joist production facilities, Europe, 2005
Chart 4.2: Production of LVL, glulam and I-joists, Europe, 2000-2010
Chart 4.3: Consumption of LVL, glulam and I-joists, Europe, 2000-2010
Chart 4.4: Export Capacity, laminated veneer lumber, Europe, 2000-2010
Chart 4.5: Demand to capacity comparison, I-joists, Europe, 2000-2010
Chart 4.6: Distribution system for LVL and I-joists in Europe
Chart 5.1: Housing starts, Japan, 1996-2010
Chart 5.2: Residential and non-residential building completions, China, 2000–2010
Chart 5.3: Laminated veneer lumber Producers, Japan 2004
Chart 5.4: LVL production, Japan, 2000-2010
Chart 5.5: Glulam production, Japan, 2000-2010
Chart 5.6: Production of structural LVL and glulam, China, 2000-2010
Chart 5.7: Consumption of LVL, Japan, 2000-2010
Chart 5.8: Apparent consumption of glulam, Japan, 2000-2010
Chart 5.9: Consumption of LVL and glulam, China, 2000-2010
Chart 5: Imports of LVL, Japan, 2000-2010
Chart 5: Share of structural glualm imports by country of origin, Japan 2000 and 2003
Chart 5: Imports of glulam, Japan, 2000-2010
Chart 5: Exports of structural LVL and structural glulam, China, 2000-2010
Chart 5: Japanese LVL and glulam prices, 2000-2010
Chart 5: Distribution system for LVL and glulam in Japan
Chart 6.1: Location of major LVL production facilities – South East Asia, 2004








Similar Reports on Wood Based Products & Engineered Wood Boards

Order

If you wish to be alerted to any changes of this page, enter your e-mail
E-mail:




















The AKTRIN Group of Information Centers is an international consulting firm fully dedicated to the furniture, textile and wood industries. Our research library contains over 1500 reports, covering all aspects of the residential and office furniture markets, textile, fiber fabrics, apparel, garments, as well as wood products, lumber, MDF, particleboard, plywood, millwork, windows, doors, floor coverings and much more.

Search Terms: AKTRIN, Aktrin, BIS, Buiness Research and Forecasting, BIS Shrapnel, International Trade, Import Statistics, Export Statistics, Data, market, statistics, analysis, Production MDF, MDF production costs, MDF trade forecasts, MDF imports, MDF exports, Australia, New Zealand, medium density fibreboard, MDF Australasia, Production MDF, Australasia, MDF production costs, Australasia, Trade MDF, Australasia, Market demand forecasts, Consumption of MDF, Australasia, Export capacity, Australasia , Price forecasts, MDF, End use markets MDF, Housing construction, MDF, Exterior grade products, Laminated flooring products, Low formaldehyde products, Price forecasts, End-use markets MDF, Housing construction, North America United States Canada Europe: Finland Germany Sweden Russia North Asia Japan China Southeast Asia Indonesia Malaysia Australasia Australia New Zealand, United States, Canada, Japan, China, Finland, Germany, Sweden, Russia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Economic prospects, MDF production capacity, forecasts, Pacific Rim, Consumption forecasts, Pacific Rim, Export capacity in the Pacific Rim, Exports, imports, Price forecasts, Structural Engineered Wood Products, Pacfic Rim, Europe, Particleboard Capacity, Prices, Particleboard consumption, Kitchen Cabinets, Particleboard Consumption, Laminate Flooring, Particleboard Capacity, Prices, Particleboard Consumption, Particleboard Use Factors, Western Industrial Particleboard Mills, Southern Industrial Particleboard Mills, Engineered Industrial Particleboard Mills, MDF Markets, Medium Density Fiberboard, MDF, Supply Price, Medium Density Fiberboard Costs, Prices, Profitability, Medium Density Fiberboard Capacity, Price, Medium Density Fiberboard Consumption, Medium Density Fiberboard Consumption, MDF Consumption, Kitchen Cabinets, MDF Consumption in Millwork & Mouldings, Laminate Flooring, Medium Density Fiberboard Consumption, Medium Density Fiberboard, Western Medium Density Fiberboard Mills, Southern Medium Density Fiberboard Mills, Medium Density Fiberboard Mills, Hardboard Markets, Hardboard , Supply, Price, Hardboard Consumption, Exports, Structural Panels, Industrial , Structural Panels, Multifamily , Structural Panels, Nonresidential Construction , Structural Panels, Single-Family , Structural Panels, Repair remodeling Structural Panels, Exports, OSB, Domestic, Softwood Plywood, Industrial , Softwood Plywood, Multifamily , Softwood Plywood, Nonresidential Softwood Plywood, Single-Family , Softwood Plywood, Repair remodeling Softwood Plywood, Exports, Softwood Plywood, Oriented Strandboard, Oriented Strand-board, OSB , Industrial OSB, Multifamily OSB, Nonresidential OSB, Single-Family, OSB, Boise Cascade Corporation, Carter Holt Harvey Limited, CHG Plywood Sdn Berhad, Finnforest Corporation, Georgia Pacific Corporation, International Paper, Juken Nissho Ltd, Keytec Company Limited, Louisiana Pacific Corporation, Nelson Pine Industries Ltd, Pacific Woodtech, Putra Sumber Utama Timber (PSU), Roseburg Forest Products, Stora Enso, Surya Dumai Group (Pt Perawang Lumber Industri), Temlam (Tembec), Wesbeam, West Fraser, Weyerhaeuser Company

Furniture information Market reports Residential furniture Office furniture Bedding Market statistics Mailing lists Furniture standards Furniture consulting Export Import services Message board Wood information Market reports Market statistics Consulting Message board Associates Textile information Market reports Market statistics Consulting Message board Associates Consulting