A new study showcases which flooring facilities request and how these developments will impact the jan/san industry. The report, released by Market Data Forecast, determined flooring demand will continue to grow, and that present exigencies for sustainability and maintenance efficiency will be a prominent focus.
The research predicted that the flooring market will continue its positive trajectory and reach an estimated $175 billion in 2033. Flooring types outlined in the report include resilient and non-resilient flooring, such as vinyl and laminate, as well as carpets. It also covers residential and commercial spaces—notably hotels and offices.
At this moment in time, consumers are investing in sustainable surfaces. In an article shared by Renub Research, one future trend is the implementation of green carpets—eco-friendly carpeting made from natural and biodegradable fibers. This ecological mindfulness also affects wood and laminate, an analysis posted by Fact.MR adds, as processing methods, technologies, and materials will shift to align with environmental standards.
Maintenance will persist as a future focal point for industry professionals. Procurement and implementation of luxury vinyl tiles (LVT) will remain popular across facilities. Vinyl is known for its affordability and water resistance features; holding an estimated 34 percent of shares in the U.S. market in 2024, as affirmed by Market Data Forecast.
These flooring outlooks, and others identified in the report, will support strategic and future applications for the cleaning industry.
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