Construction chemicals market in Poland
Industry
Building materials
Geographical coverage
Poland
Delivery time
4 weeks
Client's need
For the purposes of the PMR's report Construction chemicals market in Poland Research PMR conducted the second edition of the B2B survey of construction chemicals sector. This report provides extensive coverage of the market for construction chemicals in Poland divided into five subsectors concerning construction works types:
- Adhesives for ceramic tiles and other types of cladding
- Masonry mortar
- Thermal insulation systems
- Floor screed
- Traditional thick-coat plaster.
Our deliverables
The survey used the CATI technique (computer-assisted telephone interviews) and was conducted on randomly sample of construction companies. The results from this edition of the research were combined with those from the previous one to fully illustrate changes taking place in the sector and to outline its structure and dynamics.
The main body of the questionnaire comprises the questions asked to all the respondents and five separate units addressed precisely to representatives of companies encompassing major product categories. Such an approach resulted in the outline of specific characteristics of the sub-segments (product categories) in the sector. The research covers 100 interviews in each of these five sub-segments (306 enterprises surveyed in total).
The analyses were prepared using the original PMR methodology of industry analysis - PMR Market Insight Methodology.
Value for the client
This report provides extensive coverage of the market for construction chemicals in Poland concerning current situation in the sector, market value, prevailing conditions in the marketplace and outlook for the upcoming three years. It also conveys an operational understanding of the structure of Poland’s construction chemicals market. This PMR release illustrates major changes taking place in the sector as it incorporates the results from the previous editions of the research. Complete results of the research laid the basis for the PMR report.
