The ceiling tiles market size is expected to reach US$ 7,923.3 million by 2023 and US$ 14,389.2 million by 2033, growing at a 6.1% CAGR. Ceiling tiles are becoming more popular throughout the world due to an increasing emphasis on decorating interiors and exteriors in commercial, industrial, and other fields. The growth in the construction and building industry has stimulated ceiling tile manufacturers to prosper.

Commercial construction is expected to expand in light of the increase in skyscrapers, hospitals, colleges, and shopping malls. According to predictions, the market will grow due to factors including the growing demand for thermal insulation and acoustic insulation. Metalworks ceilings are often constructed from aluminum, which can contain up to 98% recycled material. Construction waste is reduced by metal ceilings, which are reclaimable after their use and have a long lifespan. In addition, perforated panels with acoustical backing can also improve indoor environmental quality with metal ceilings by reducing reverberation time and enhancing acoustics, both of which can reduce the cost of energy consumption.

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A sustainable ceiling may be constructed from recycled and recyclable materials, or from components that are environmentally friendly in the extraction, manufacture, and transportation process. In addition to being more sustainable, a durable ceiling does not have to be replaced as often as an inflexible ceiling. The Mineral & fiberglass ceiling tiles are a great option since they are stable under low to high frequencies. Ceiling tiles manufactured from mineral fibers tend to have a lower noise reduction coefficient (NRC) and a higher ceiling attenuation classification (CAC). Ceiling tiles made of fiberglass will keep a room quieter than mineral fiber ones. In addition to being moisture-resistant and sagging-resistant, fiberglass panels offer low density.

Key Takeaways

  • Approximately two-fifths of revenue in 2023 came from mineral fiber/gypsum ceiling tiles
  • Installed ceiling tiles are expected to enjoy an increase in demand in the future
  • The commercial market will account for over 90% of sales by 2033.
  • Drop ceiling tile is installed, its popularity is expected to skyrocket, due to its ease of installation against the backdrop of an explosion in popularity.
  • The development of infrastructure in India and China will spur sales.
  • The United States is expected to achieve significant growth in the coming years, backed by a positive housing market.
  • Regulations requiring periodic upgrades in ceiling material to lead the UK market’s growth.

“A growing concern for the environment is encouraging major construction companies to use sustainable ceiling tiles, offering manufacturers a chance to expand their product lines,”, says an FMI analyst.

Competitive Landscape

The ceiling tile industry faces intense competition around the world. Their leading position in the highly competitive market will be maintained by offering a cost-effective and broader product line.

The key industry players are

  • Armstrong World Industries
  • USG Corporation
  • Compagnie de Saint-Gobain S.A. i
  • Hunter Douglas N.V.
  • SAS International
  • Rockfon, LLC
  • Odenwald Faserplattenwerk GmbH
  • Knauf AMF GmbH & Co. KG
  • Dexune
  • durlum GmbH
  • Techno Ceiling Products
  • Credence Industries
  • Prolad India Pvt. Ltd
  • India Gypsum Pvt. Ltd
  • Bangzheng International (KET Ceiling)

Market Developments Include:

  • In April 2023, Rockfon will unveil acoustic ceilings that reflect current trends in nature and wellness. Stone wool ceiling panels from Rockfon are not only beautiful but also support healthy acoustics and environmental quality in interior spaces. “Colors of Wellbeing” is a collection of matte-finished Rockfon® Chicago Metallic ceiling suspension systems and Rockfon Color-all acoustic stone wool ceiling panels.
  • In May 2023, Woven Image will introduce Fuji, a range of ceiling tiles for spaces with raw concrete interiors that improve sound quality. With industrial materials surfaces and exposed ceilings, the Fuji collection is a perfect choice for commercial offices that are becoming increasingly trendy. Compared to flat panels, tiles, or baffle systems, these tiles have concave three-dimensional shapes that offer better acoustic performance.

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Ceiling Tiles Market Outlook by Category

By Material Type:

  • Mineral Fiber
  • Metal
  • Wood and Engineered Wood
  • Gypsum
  • Others

By Installation Type:

  • Suspended
  • Surface Mounted

By End Use:

  • Residential
    • Apartment Buildings
    • Individual Residences (Villas, Row Houses, Bungalows)
  • Commercial
    • Retail
    • Hospitality, Leisure & Entertainment
    • Offices
    • Healthcare
    • Educational Institutions
    • Others
  • Industrial

By Region:

  • North America
  • Latin America
  • East Asia
  • South Asia & Pacific
  • Western Europe
  • Eastern Europe
  • Central Asia
  • Russia & Belarus
  • Balkan & Baltic Countries
  • Middle East & Africa

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