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Spray polyurethane foam market share from the open cell foam segment is anticipated to witness a 5% CAGR between 2023-2032. Open-cell spray foams with an R-value reaching over 3.6 per inch have the ability to expand during the application process. Some of its exceptional features include a low carbon footprint, minimal air filtration, and adequate thermal insulation. The increasing use of open-cell SPF in the interiors of buildings can be attributed to its permeability toward moisture and air. It provides excellent sound absorption, ensuring a peaceful and comfortable indoor atmosphere, which makes it an ideal fit for application on roofs, interior walls, and ceilings.
Spray polyurethane foam market share from commercial wall applications is estimated to reach over USD 650 million by 2032. SPF has emerged as an ideal insulating solution for commercial buildings such as hotels, restaurants, offices, malls, retail outlets, and others. Rapid urbanization along with the modernization of infrastructure has initiated a large number of new construction projects, thus propelling the need for SPF.
Recent growth in the retail sector has led to the establishment of new customer care centers, warehouses, and distribution centers. Giants such as Amazon are investing large funds to develop new-generation multi-story warehouses. This scenario is expected to pave the way for segment growth.
Europe spray polyurethane foam market value is poised to reach USD 785 million by 2032. Economic development and increasing industrial output will offer lucrative application scope for spray polyurethane foam. The introduction of stringent environmental regulations and ambitious strategies to reverse climate change will help proliferate the employment of SPF for the insulation of buildings in an energy-efficient manner. North America spray polyurethane foam for building & construction industry is expected to showcase a growth rate of around 5.4% over the coming years driven by increasing building construction and remodeling activities