Outstanding Growth of Timber Plants Market is Estimated to reach US$ 4140 Million by the end of 2023 | Global Top Key Players – Stora Enso, Binderholz

The Timber Plants Market 2019 Report analyses the Industry Status, Size, Share, Emerging Trends, Growth Opportunity, Competition landscape and Forecast to 2023. This report also provides data on Patterns, Improvements, Target Business Sectors, Limits and Advancements.

Global Timber Plants Market overview:

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According to Market Analyst, Global Timber Plants Market is projected to grow at a healthy growth rate from 2019 to 2023.

With the slowdown in world economic growth, the Timber Plants industry has also suffered a certain impact, but still maintained a relatively optimistic growth, the past four years, Timber Plants market size to maintain the average annual growth rate of 4.14% from 2800 million $ in 2014 to 3430 million $ in 2018, Market analysts believe that in the next few years, Timber Plants market size will be further expanded, we expect that by 2023, The market size of the Timber Plants will reach 4140 million $.

The Global Timber Plants Market is segmented on the basis of Product Type, Application, End Use Industry and Region. On the Basis of Product Type segment, the Timber Plants Market is sub segmented into CLT, Glulam. Based on End Use Industry segment, the Timber Plants Market is sub segmented into Residential Building, Commercial Building, Institutional Building, Industrial Facility.

On the basis of regional analysis, Asia Pacific is estimated to be the fastest-growing region for Timber Plants during the forecast period, in terms of value. Rapidly growing end-use industries, competitive manufacturing costs, rising demand from the automotive industry, and high economic growth rates are the major factors for the growth of the Timber Plants market in this region.

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Some of the major players that operate in the Global Timber Plants Market are Stora Enso, Binderholz, KLH Massivholz, Mayr-Melnhof Holz, MHM Abbund-Zentrum, Hasslacher Norica, Merk Timber (ZÜBLIN), Lignotrend, Eugen Decker, XLam Dolomiti, HMS Bausysteme, W. u. J. Derix, Schilliger Holz, Structurlam, Binderholz, Mosser, Bullinger, SCHNEIDE, Pfeifer Holz.

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Latest Industry Updates:

Binderholz:- Capacity increase at Burgbernheim site thanks to new CLT BBS plant II At the binderholz site Burgbernheim in Germany, the construction of the new binderholz cross laminated timber CLT BBS plant II has been completed. Plant II was established through the redesign of the machine park on the basis of Industry 4.0 and this results in numerous forward-looking advantages for our customers. This includes above all the very high flexibility without limiting the production of CLT BBS elements in lot size 1.

The new binderholz CLT BBS plant uses a continuously digitized and fully automated production system, which enables a future-oriented production of all proven CLT BBS XL elements. The cutting of the CLT BBS elements with optional top layers made of 1-layer plates is highly automated and performed according to individual customer request. Grinding on both sides across and along the CLT BBS element, of course always in the fibre direction, results in best optic qualities.

Since 2006, binderholz has been continuously expanding its CLT BBS production and cutting capacities. The two CLT BBS plants Unternberg (Austria) and Burgbernheim (Germany) currently have an annual capacity of 320,000 m3 CLT BBS combined with exceptionally high setting capacities according to the latest state of the art. This makes us the largest cross laminated timber producer in the world. binderholz will continue to take account of the growth in cross laminated timber CLT BBS demand through appropriate investments in order to ensure that it can serve the global market with sufficient production capacity, short delivery times and the proven market-oriented service and labour offerings.

Table of Contents:

Section 1 Timber Plants Product Definition

Section 2 Global Timber Plants Market Manufacturer Share and Market Overview

2.1 Global Manufacturer Timber Plants Shipments

2.2 Global Manufacturer Timber Plants Business Revenue

2.3 Global Timber Plants Market Overview

Section 3 Manufacturer Timber Plants Business Introduction

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3.2 Binderholz Timber Plants Business Introduction

3.2.1 Binderholz Timber Plants Shipments, Price, Revenue and Gross profit 2014-2018

3.2.2 Binderholz Timber Plants Business Distribution by Region

3.2.3 Interview Record

3.2.4 Binderholz Timber Plants Business Overview

3.2.5 Binderholz Timber Plants Product Specification …………………..

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