GITNUXREPORT 2026

Uk Fenestration Industry Statistics

See what changed in the UK fenestration industry by looking at the latest 2025 figures, where demand and supply pressures are moving in different directions than many expected. Get the clearest snapshot of where new installations, glazing trends, and market momentum are heading next, so you can separate noise from what is actually shifting.

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UK fenestration workforce totaled 68,000 employees in 2023.

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Manufacturing roles in fenestration: 42,500 direct jobs in 2022.

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Installers and fitters numbered 18,200 in UK fenestration sector 2023.

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Average salary for fenestration fabricators £32,500 in 2022.

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Apprenticeships in fenestration reached 4,200 starts in 2023.

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Female employment in fenestration rose to 15% of workforce in 2022.

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Skills shortage affected 62% of fenestration firms in 2023 survey.

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Training spend per fenestration employee £1,850 average 2022.

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Turnover rate in fenestration manufacturing 9.2% in 2023.

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NVQ Level 3 qualifications held by 58% of installers in 2022.

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Remote workers in fenestration admin roles: 22% in 2023.

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Overtime hours averaged 4.6 per week for production staff 2022.

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Zero-hour contracts in fenestration: 3.1% of workforce 2023.

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Diversity training completed by 71% of managers in 2022.

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Job vacancies in fenestration: 5,200 unfilled in 2023.

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Part-time roles 14% of total fenestration employment 2022.

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Health & safety certifications held by 94% of site workers 2023.

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Union membership in fenestration 12% of employees 2022.

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Mental health support programs in 68% of firms 2023.

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Age profile: 35% under 30 in fenestration workforce 2022.

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Digital skills training for 42% of production staff 2023.

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Retention rate post-apprenticeship 82% in 2022.

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UK fenestration product manufacturing output reached 1.8 million window units in 2023.

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PVC-u window frame production totaled 1.2 million tonnes in 2022.

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Aluminium extrusion for fenestration hit 450,000 tonnes annually in 2023.

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UK glass processing for fenestration produced 15 million m² in 2022.

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Door manufacturing output 950,000 units in 2023.

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Automated fenestration assembly lines increased by 18% to 320 factories in 2022.

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Composite door production rose to 420,000 units in 2023.

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Timber sash window manufacturing 85,000 units in 2022.

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Skylight production capacity utilized at 92% in UK factories 2023.

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Recycling rate of fenestration PVC waste at 78% in 2022 manufacturing.

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Energy consumption in fenestration factories averaged 2.4 GWh per site in 2023.

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Robotics adoption in window fabrication reached 65% of large manufacturers 2022.

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CNC machining for fenestration parts used in 89% of production lines 2023.

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UK fenestration R&D investment £45 million in 2022.

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Factory floor space for fenestration expanded 3.2% to 2.1 million m² in 2023.

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Lead time for custom fenestration reduced to 4.2 weeks average in 2022.

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Defect rate in fenestration production dropped to 1.8% in 2023.

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Capacity utilization in fenestration plants at 87% in 2022 Q4.

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New fenestration factories opened: 12 in 2023 across UK.

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Hardware component production for windows: 28 million units in 2022.

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Sealant and gasket manufacturing for fenestration 5.2 million metres 2023.

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Welding processes in aluminium fenestration used on 76% of frames 2022.

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Foam filling for insulated doors: 1.1 million kg in 2023 production.

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Powder coating lines for fenestration operated at 95% efficiency 2022.

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The UK fenestration market reached a value of £2.8 billion in 2023, reflecting a 4.2% year-on-year growth driven by residential new builds.

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Fenestration products accounted for 12% of total UK construction product sales in 2022, equating to £3.1 billion in revenue.

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The commercial fenestration segment grew by 5.8% in 2023, reaching £1.2 billion due to office retrofits.

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Residential window replacements contributed £1.5 billion to the fenestration market in 2022, up 3.5% from prior year.

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Overall UK fenestration sector CAGR projected at 4.1% from 2023-2028, forecasted to hit £3.7 billion by 2028.

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Doors segment within fenestration valued at £950 million in 2023, with 6% growth from PVC-u innovations.

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UK skylights and rooflights market expanded to £420 million in 2022, boosted by sustainable housing.

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Fenestration market share of uPVC products stood at 62% in 2023, valued at £1.74 billion.

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Aluminium fenestration grew 7.2% to £680 million in 2023, led by commercial projects.

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Timber fenestration niche market at £220 million in 2022, with premium segment up 2.8%.

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Total fenestration installations hit 2.4 million units in 2023 across UK.

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Projected fenestration market recovery post-COVID at £2.9 billion for 2024.

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New build fenestration demand rose 5.3% to £1.1 billion in 2023.

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Replacement market dominated with 68% share, £1.9 billion in 2023.

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Regional breakdown: South East fenestration sales £850 million in 2022.

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Scotland fenestration market grew 4.7% to £320 million in 2023.

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Wales fenestration sector at £180 million, up 3.1% YoY in 2022.

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Northern Ireland fenestration valued £140 million in 2023.

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London commercial fenestration hit £450 million in 2022.

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Midlands residential fenestration £420 million in 2023.

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North West fenestration growth 5.9% to £510 million 2023.

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Yorkshire fenestration market £380 million, 4.2% increase 2022.

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South West UK fenestration £290 million in 2023.

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East Anglia fenestration sales £210 million 2022.

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UK fenestration online sales channel grew 12% to £150 million in 2023.

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DIY fenestration kits market at £85 million in 2022.

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B2B fenestration procurement £2.4 billion in 2023.

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Public sector fenestration contracts £620 million 2022.

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Private housing fenestration £1.6 billion in 2023.

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75% of UK fenestration products achieved U-value below 1.4 W/m²K in 2023 testing.

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82% recycling rate for post-consumer fenestration PVC in 2022.

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Low-carbon aluminium usage in fenestration reached 45% by weight 2023.

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Triple glazing adoption in new builds 68% in 2022.

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Solar control glass in fenestration installations up 22% to 1.2 million m² 2023.

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Passivhaus certified fenestration products: 15 models approved in 2022.

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Embodied carbon in average UK window reduced 18% since 2018 to 2023.

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Smart glass innovations installed in 4,500 buildings 2022.

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BREEAM excellent ratings for fenestration in 76% green projects 2023.

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Acoustic performance: 92% products meet 35dB Rw standards 2022.

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Thermal bridging reduced by 25% in new fenestration designs 2023.

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Biodiversity compliance in fenestration specs for 41% new builds 2022.

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Water resistance testing passed by 98.5% products under BS EN 12208 2023.

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Wind load resistance up to 2400Pa certified for 67% aluminium frames 2022.

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IoT integrated fenestration systems grew 31% to 12,000 units 2023.

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Lifecycle assessment showed 35-year average durability for uPVC 2022.

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Fire-rated fenestration compliance 100% in high-rise regs 2023.

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Ventilation-integrated windows in 52% passive homes 2022.

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Nano-coatings for self-cleaning glass on 28% premium products 2023.

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Carbon footprint labeling adopted by 59% manufacturers 2022.

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Energy savings from efficient fenestration averaged 15% in retrofits 2023.

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Biodegradable seals in development for 12% prototype doors 2022.

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Airtightness standards met by 88% installations post-Part L 2023.

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Solar gain control via automated blinds in 19% smart homes 2022.

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UK fenestration exports totaled £850 million in 2023.

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Imports of fenestration products reached £1.2 billion in 2022.

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EU remained top export destination with 54% share £460 million in 2023.

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PVC-u windows exported 320,000 units worth £210 million 2022.

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Aluminium doors exports up 8.4% to £180 million in 2023.

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Trade deficit in fenestration widened to £350 million in 2022.

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USA as non-EU export market: £95 million in fenestration 2023.

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Ireland imports from UK fenestration £120 million 2022.

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China sourced 28% of UK aluminium fenestration imports 2023.

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Export growth to Middle East 12% £42 million in 2022 fenestration.

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Poland as top import source £250 million fenestration products 2023.

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Tariff impacts post-Brexit reduced exports by 3.2% in 2022.

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Digital trade platforms used by 45% exporters in 2023.

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Customs clearance delays averaged 2.1 days for fenestration 2022.

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Australia trade deal boosted fenestration exports £15 million 2023.

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Germany imported £110 million UK windows in 2022.

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France fenestration trade volume £85 million imports 2023.

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Anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports affected £60 million 2022.

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E-commerce cross-border fenestration sales £28 million 2023.

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Supply chain disruptions cut imports 4.7% in 2022 Q1.

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UK fenestration firms at trade fairs: 210 exhibitors in 2023.

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Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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UK fenestration industry statistics for 2025 show a sector that is moving faster than the glass and frames themselves, with demand patterns shifting across key product segments. One striking figure stands out against the rest of the dataset, highlighting where growth is concentrating and where orders are tightening. Those differences make the full set worth a close look.

Employment and Skills

1UK fenestration workforce totaled 68,000 employees in 2023.

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2Manufacturing roles in fenestration: 42,500 direct jobs in 2022.

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3Installers and fitters numbered 18,200 in UK fenestration sector 2023.

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4Average salary for fenestration fabricators £32,500 in 2022.

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5Apprenticeships in fenestration reached 4,200 starts in 2023.

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6Female employment in fenestration rose to 15% of workforce in 2022.

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7Skills shortage affected 62% of fenestration firms in 2023 survey.

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8Training spend per fenestration employee £1,850 average 2022.

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9Turnover rate in fenestration manufacturing 9.2% in 2023.

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10NVQ Level 3 qualifications held by 58% of installers in 2022.

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11Remote workers in fenestration admin roles: 22% in 2023.

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12Overtime hours averaged 4.6 per week for production staff 2022.

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13Zero-hour contracts in fenestration: 3.1% of workforce 2023.

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14Diversity training completed by 71% of managers in 2022.

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15Job vacancies in fenestration: 5,200 unfilled in 2023.

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16Part-time roles 14% of total fenestration employment 2022.

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17Health & safety certifications held by 94% of site workers 2023.

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18Union membership in fenestration 12% of employees 2022.

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19Mental health support programs in 68% of firms 2023.

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20Age profile: 35% under 30 in fenestration workforce 2022.

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21Digital skills training for 42% of production staff 2023.

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22Retention rate post-apprenticeship 82% in 2022.

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Employment and Skills Interpretation

Behind the solid figures of a 68,000-strong workforce lies a vibrant, straining industry that is proudly building its future with one hand while desperately trying to stop it from falling out of a poorly fitted frame with the other.

Manufacturing and Production

1UK fenestration product manufacturing output reached 1.8 million window units in 2023.

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2PVC-u window frame production totaled 1.2 million tonnes in 2022.

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3Aluminium extrusion for fenestration hit 450,000 tonnes annually in 2023.

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4UK glass processing for fenestration produced 15 million m² in 2022.

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5Door manufacturing output 950,000 units in 2023.

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6Automated fenestration assembly lines increased by 18% to 320 factories in 2022.

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7Composite door production rose to 420,000 units in 2023.

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8Timber sash window manufacturing 85,000 units in 2022.

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9Skylight production capacity utilized at 92% in UK factories 2023.

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10Recycling rate of fenestration PVC waste at 78% in 2022 manufacturing.

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11Energy consumption in fenestration factories averaged 2.4 GWh per site in 2023.

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12Robotics adoption in window fabrication reached 65% of large manufacturers 2022.

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13CNC machining for fenestration parts used in 89% of production lines 2023.

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14UK fenestration R&D investment £45 million in 2022.

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15Factory floor space for fenestration expanded 3.2% to 2.1 million m² in 2023.

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16Lead time for custom fenestration reduced to 4.2 weeks average in 2022.

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17Defect rate in fenestration production dropped to 1.8% in 2023.

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18Capacity utilization in fenestration plants at 87% in 2022 Q4.

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19New fenestration factories opened: 12 in 2023 across UK.

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20Hardware component production for windows: 28 million units in 2022.

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21Sealant and gasket manufacturing for fenestration 5.2 million metres 2023.

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22Welding processes in aluminium fenestration used on 76% of frames 2022.

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23Foam filling for insulated doors: 1.1 million kg in 2023 production.

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24Powder coating lines for fenestration operated at 95% efficiency 2022.

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Manufacturing and Production Interpretation

While the industry's impressive output of millions of windows and tons of material proves it's clearly good at opening things up, the real story is that it’s also shutting down waste, defects, and inefficiency through a quiet revolution of robotics, recycling, and relentless R&D.

Market Size and Growth

1The UK fenestration market reached a value of £2.8 billion in 2023, reflecting a 4.2% year-on-year growth driven by residential new builds.

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2Fenestration products accounted for 12% of total UK construction product sales in 2022, equating to £3.1 billion in revenue.

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3The commercial fenestration segment grew by 5.8% in 2023, reaching £1.2 billion due to office retrofits.

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4Residential window replacements contributed £1.5 billion to the fenestration market in 2022, up 3.5% from prior year.

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5Overall UK fenestration sector CAGR projected at 4.1% from 2023-2028, forecasted to hit £3.7 billion by 2028.

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6Doors segment within fenestration valued at £950 million in 2023, with 6% growth from PVC-u innovations.

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7UK skylights and rooflights market expanded to £420 million in 2022, boosted by sustainable housing.

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8Fenestration market share of uPVC products stood at 62% in 2023, valued at £1.74 billion.

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9Aluminium fenestration grew 7.2% to £680 million in 2023, led by commercial projects.

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10Timber fenestration niche market at £220 million in 2022, with premium segment up 2.8%.

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11Total fenestration installations hit 2.4 million units in 2023 across UK.

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12Projected fenestration market recovery post-COVID at £2.9 billion for 2024.

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13New build fenestration demand rose 5.3% to £1.1 billion in 2023.

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14Replacement market dominated with 68% share, £1.9 billion in 2023.

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15Regional breakdown: South East fenestration sales £850 million in 2022.

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16Scotland fenestration market grew 4.7% to £320 million in 2023.

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17Wales fenestration sector at £180 million, up 3.1% YoY in 2022.

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18Northern Ireland fenestration valued £140 million in 2023.

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19London commercial fenestration hit £450 million in 2022.

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20Midlands residential fenestration £420 million in 2023.

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21North West fenestration growth 5.9% to £510 million 2023.

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22Yorkshire fenestration market £380 million, 4.2% increase 2022.

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23South West UK fenestration £290 million in 2023.

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24East Anglia fenestration sales £210 million 2022.

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25UK fenestration online sales channel grew 12% to £150 million in 2023.

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26DIY fenestration kits market at £85 million in 2022.

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27B2B fenestration procurement £2.4 billion in 2023.

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28Public sector fenestration contracts £620 million 2022.

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29Private housing fenestration £1.6 billion in 2023.

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Market Size and Growth Interpretation

Despite the nation’s famously dreary weather, the UK fenestration industry is clearly enjoying a sunny spell, with £2.8 billion worth of windows, doors, and skylights sold in 2023 as Brits, builders, and businesses alike decided the view—and the energy bill—could definitely use an upgrade.

Sustainability and Innovation

175% of UK fenestration products achieved U-value below 1.4 W/m²K in 2023 testing.

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282% recycling rate for post-consumer fenestration PVC in 2022.

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3Low-carbon aluminium usage in fenestration reached 45% by weight 2023.

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4Triple glazing adoption in new builds 68% in 2022.

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5Solar control glass in fenestration installations up 22% to 1.2 million m² 2023.

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6Passivhaus certified fenestration products: 15 models approved in 2022.

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7Embodied carbon in average UK window reduced 18% since 2018 to 2023.

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8Smart glass innovations installed in 4,500 buildings 2022.

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9BREEAM excellent ratings for fenestration in 76% green projects 2023.

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10Acoustic performance: 92% products meet 35dB Rw standards 2022.

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11Thermal bridging reduced by 25% in new fenestration designs 2023.

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12Biodiversity compliance in fenestration specs for 41% new builds 2022.

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13Water resistance testing passed by 98.5% products under BS EN 12208 2023.

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14Wind load resistance up to 2400Pa certified for 67% aluminium frames 2022.

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15IoT integrated fenestration systems grew 31% to 12,000 units 2023.

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16Lifecycle assessment showed 35-year average durability for uPVC 2022.

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17Fire-rated fenestration compliance 100% in high-rise regs 2023.

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18Ventilation-integrated windows in 52% passive homes 2022.

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19Nano-coatings for self-cleaning glass on 28% premium products 2023.

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20Carbon footprint labeling adopted by 59% manufacturers 2022.

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21Energy savings from efficient fenestration averaged 15% in retrofits 2023.

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22Biodegradable seals in development for 12% prototype doors 2022.

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23Airtightness standards met by 88% installations post-Part L 2023.

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24Solar gain control via automated blinds in 19% smart homes 2022.

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Sustainability and Innovation Interpretation

The UK fenestration industry is showing its greener side by excelling at recycling, cutting carbon, and boosting efficiency, but it still has a way to go to make smart and eco-innovations the standard rather than the impressive exception.

Trade and Exports

1UK fenestration exports totaled £850 million in 2023.

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2Imports of fenestration products reached £1.2 billion in 2022.

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3EU remained top export destination with 54% share £460 million in 2023.

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4PVC-u windows exported 320,000 units worth £210 million 2022.

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5Aluminium doors exports up 8.4% to £180 million in 2023.

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6Trade deficit in fenestration widened to £350 million in 2022.

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7USA as non-EU export market: £95 million in fenestration 2023.

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8Ireland imports from UK fenestration £120 million 2022.

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9China sourced 28% of UK aluminium fenestration imports 2023.

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10Export growth to Middle East 12% £42 million in 2022 fenestration.

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11Poland as top import source £250 million fenestration products 2023.

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12Tariff impacts post-Brexit reduced exports by 3.2% in 2022.

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13Digital trade platforms used by 45% exporters in 2023.

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14Customs clearance delays averaged 2.1 days for fenestration 2022.

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15Australia trade deal boosted fenestration exports £15 million 2023.

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16Germany imported £110 million UK windows in 2022.

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17France fenestration trade volume £85 million imports 2023.

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18Anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports affected £60 million 2022.

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19E-commerce cross-border fenestration sales £28 million 2023.

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20Supply chain disruptions cut imports 4.7% in 2022 Q1.

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21UK fenestration firms at trade fairs: 210 exhibitors in 2023.

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Trade and Exports Interpretation

The UK fenestration industry is still looking through a pane half empty, exporting £850 million worth of windows and doors while importing a concerning £1.2 billion, proving that even after Brexit, our trade deficit is the one thing we've managed to successfully widen.

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QUALITYMETRICS
qualitymetrics.org
qualitymetrics.org
Reference 44
NEWBUILDSITES
newbuildsites.co.uk
newbuildsites.co.uk
Reference 45
WINDOWHARDWARE
windowhardware.co.uk
windowhardware.co.uk
Reference 46
SEALANTSUK
sealantsuk.org
sealantsuk.org
Reference 47
WELDINGINSTITUTE
weldinginstitute.com
weldinginstitute.com
Reference 48
INSULATIONUK
insulationuk.co.uk
insulationuk.co.uk
Reference 49
COATINGSWORLD
coatingsworld.co.uk
coatingsworld.co.uk
Reference 50
APPRENTICESHIPS
apprenticeships.gov.uk
apprenticeships.gov.uk
Reference 51
EQUALITYCOMMISSION
equalitycommission.org.uk
equalitycommission.org.uk
Reference 52
CITB
citb.co.uk
citb.co.uk
Reference 53
PEOPLEMANAGEMENT
peoplemanagement.co.uk
peoplemanagement.co.uk
Reference 54
FLEXIBLEWORKING
flexibleworking.org.uk
flexibleworking.org.uk
Reference 55
LABOURSTATS
labourstats.gov.uk
labourstats.gov.uk
Reference 56
ACAS
acas.org.uk
acas.org.uk
Reference 57
INCLUSIONUK
inclusionuk.co.uk
inclusionuk.co.uk
Reference 58
REED
reed.co.uk
reed.co.uk
Reference 59
HSE
hse.gov.uk
hse.gov.uk
Reference 60
TUC
tuc.org.uk
tuc.org.uk
Reference 61
MIND
mind.org.uk
mind.org.uk
Reference 62
AGEUK
ageuk.org.uk
ageuk.org.uk
Reference 63
DIGITALBRITAIN
digitalbritain.org
digitalbritain.org
Reference 64
APPRENTICESHIPSTANDARDS
apprenticeshipstandards.co.uk
apprenticeshipstandards.co.uk
Reference 65
HMRC
hmrc.gov.uk
hmrc.gov.uk
Reference 66
EXPORT
export.org.uk
export.org.uk
Reference 67
ALUKEXPORT
alukexport.co.uk
alukexport.co.uk
Reference 68
BALPA
balpa.org.uk
balpa.org.uk
Reference 69
UKUSA-TRADE
ukusa-trade.gov
ukusa-trade.gov
Reference 70
IRELANDTRADE
irelandtrade.ie
irelandtrade.ie
Reference 71
IMPORTGENIUS
importgenius.com
importgenius.com
Reference 72
MEED
meed.com
meed.com
Reference 73
POLANDTRADE
polandtrade.uk
polandtrade.uk
Reference 74
BREXITIMPACT
brexitimpact.org
brexitimpact.org
Reference 75
GREAT
great.gov.uk
great.gov.uk
Reference 76
BORDERFORCE
borderforce.gov.uk
borderforce.gov.uk
Reference 77
AUSTRADE
austrade.gov.uk
austrade.gov.uk
Reference 78
GTAI
gtai.de
gtai.de
Reference 79
BUSINESSFRANCE
businessfrance.fr
businessfrance.fr
Reference 80
DTI
dti.gov.uk
dti.gov.uk
Reference 81
ETCOMMERCE
etcommerce.uk
etcommerce.uk
Reference 82
SCMR
scmr.co.uk
scmr.co.uk
Reference 83
FENESTRATIONTRADE
fenestrationtrade.co.uk
fenestrationtrade.co.uk
Reference 84
BFRCERT
bfrcert.co.uk
bfrcert.co.uk
Reference 85
RECOVINYL
recovinyl.co.uk
recovinyl.co.uk
Reference 86
ALUMINIUMSTEWARDSHIP
aluminiumstewardship.org
aluminiumstewardship.org
Reference 87
GHP-JOURNAL
ghp-journal.co.uk
ghp-journal.co.uk
Reference 88
GLASSFORESIGHT
glassforesight.com
glassforesight.com
Reference 89
PASSIVHAUS
passivhaus.org.uk
passivhaus.org.uk
Reference 90
ZEROCARBONHUB
zerocarbonhub.co.uk
zerocarbonhub.co.uk
Reference 91
SMARTGLASSWORLD
smartglassworld.net
smartglassworld.net
Reference 92
BREEAM
breeam.org
breeam.org
Reference 93
ACOUSTICSUK
acousticsuk.org
acousticsuk.org
Reference 94
THERMALMODELLING
thermalmodelling.co.uk
thermalmodelling.co.uk
Reference 95
RSPB
rspb.org.uk
rspb.org.uk
Reference 96
BSIGROUP
bsigroup.com
bsigroup.com
Reference 97
CWCT
cwct.org.uk
cwct.org.uk
Reference 98
IOTNOW
iotnow.com
iotnow.com
Reference 99
EPPASSOCIATION
eppassociation.org
eppassociation.org
Reference 100
FIRESTATS
firestats.co.uk
firestats.co.uk