Windows and Doors Market - By Material, By Application, By Distribution Channel, Growth Forecast, 2026 – 2035

Windows and Doors Market Size

The global windows and doors market was estimated at USD 203.6 billion in 2025. The market is expected to grow from USD 214.2 billion in 2026 to USD 355.1 billion in 2035, at a CAGR of 5.8%, according to latest report published by Global Market Insights Inc.

global supply of windows and doors is being transformed by the rise of modern architectural design and consumer preference, which is causing a tremendous demand for high-performance and visually pleasing products. More builders and contractors are turning into large-scale pre-fabrication facilities as well as specialized local workshops to be able to meet the installation demand of their customers for a quick turnaround and customized solutions.

Specialized manufacturing equipment such as automated cutting machines, robotic assembly systems, and high-precision CNC equipment is therefore increasingly needed to be able to support the rapid custom fabrication that these facilities will have to deal with in large volumes. The fast relocation of modular window and door units from production to installation sites will be a competitive advantage for companies, thus, it will lead to increased demand for advanced manufacturing and logistics in the construction industry.
 

Moreover, as building envelope efficiency has been adopted by the window and door market, for instance, through low-emissivity (low-e) coatings, thermal break technology, and high-performance insulating materials, the demand for the specialized components and manufacturing will be even higher. Companies are consistently buying automated glazing equipment through which they reduce their dependency on manual labor, gain better precision, and increase the usage of the more complex materials, which will have an impact on the productivity of large-scale window and door fabricators in urban and industrial areas.
 

The implementation of more advanced building information modeling (BIM) systems by companies leads to windows and doors being the most suitable elements for seamless integration, energy performance tracking, and enhanced security features, thus, they are becoming an indispensable part of the modern building environment in today's economy. The conjunction of design finesse and energy regulation will play a crucial role in maintaining the market growth of high-performance windows and doors for the subsequent several years.
 

• According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), the proportion of builders cutting prices on newly built homes has increased considerably, 41% in a recent survey, which is the highest level in the post-pandemic period. This brash employment of price reductions (the average cut remaining at 6 % and sales incentives reported by 65% of builders) is a direct measure to counter the diminished demand caused by high mortgage rates and issues of affordability. Although the overall single-family housing starts have had recent downturns, these builders' tactics are effectively bringing the hesitant buyers back to the market. As the affordability gap shrinks, the volume of new homes sold will largely determine the demand for fenestration products to rise, as windows and doors are the most basic yet essential components of any new residential construction ensuring that the market segment for basic and mid-range residential units is the one that benefits from this affordability-driven surge in buyer activity.
   

The smart home movement is a key factor in the changing of building component supply chains that is currently happening in the building industry due to the digital enhancement of windows and doors. By using such technologies as internet of things (IoT) sensors, artificial intelligence (AI) for automated climate control, and wireless connectivity for security, the possibility to check the condition of the installed units in real-time, apply predictive maintenance for the moving parts, and optimize usage based on the occupant data will result in less energy waste, more security, and a higher level of convenience, which will lead to significant cost savings for the end users in the long run. What's more, smart window and door systems will provide real-time data to building management systems (BMS) on ventilation, security, and operational efficiency to enable the creation of a totally interconnected ecosystem that is in line with the principles of sustainable and flexible building management.
 

Furthermore, the option to utilize digital fabrication technology together with the capability to interconnect various components is in line with a wide range of new trends in the sphere of smart construction and digital supply chain technology that are unfolding. Automated measuring systems and machine learning algorithms will constitute the basis for installation planning that is done autonomously, thus, labor shortages which are the main issue at present will be solved indirectly while at the same time precision will be improved and on-site installation error will be decreased. Whereas sustainability and operational resilience are becoming the main concerns of all construction companies, windows and doors enabled with Smart Home technology give both manufacturers and installers a great chance to fulfill the requirements of an ever-changing global market with increasing competition driven by technological advances
 

Windows and Doors Market Trends

The windows and doors industry faces a deep upheaval of its technological landscape as one innovation after another changes the way products are designed, manufactured, and installed, environmental regulations push for green building goals, and new trends such as smart building and prefabricated modules arrive. While businesses strive to provide product solutions that are performant and have a low environmental impact to be able to meet the requirements of energy efficiency codes and at the same time to be able to scale-up the performance of the building envelope, at the same time digitization through building information modeling (BIM) and smart home technologies accelerates the changes in product specification, manufacturing and installation processes.
 

• Shift to high-performance materials and sustainability: The window and door market is clearly moving towards the use of energy-efficient and eco-friendly materials as global efforts to reduce the carbon footprint and continuous compliance with strict regional building codes are achieved through advanced products. One of the main reasons that building professionals have embraced these technologies in large numbers is that such technologies as low-emissivity glass coatings, thermal break systems in aluminum frames, and high-performance fiberglass/composite frames offer them superior insulation, reduced thermal bridging and long-term durability. Besides that, sustainability driven by more government incentives, like tax credits for efficiency, and ESG commitments from developers, is making the transition to high-performance units easy and the eventual dominance of energy-rated products the industry standard.
   
• Pre-fabrication and automated manufacturing: These are rapidly becoming the core elements of the supply chain for window and door production in the modern world. To a significant extent, factories for fabrication and facilities for assembly are converting to the use of the technology of robotic assembly and CNC machining. The main benefit of these technologies is that they allow for continuous operations with high precision and very little manual input thus very low chances of human error while at the same time facilitating the raising of the quality standards.
   
• The production process as a whole will be coordinated in real-time owing to the completion of the majority of the repetitive tasks, usually done by humans, by robotic arms and the use of automated cutting machines and the integration with enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, thus resulting in an increase in speed and the quality of the units made. Besides that, as construction projects become increasingly customized and just-in-time delivery is used, automation will most likely be the core of most window and door manufacturing fleets in the future.
   
• Digitalization and smart home integration: One of the most fundamental changes in the usage of windows and doors brought by digitalization is the transformation of these components into smart, connected assets which is a plus both for the owners of the houses and the managers of the facilities. Using internet-of-things (IoT) sensors and remote connectivity, users get from their units the most valuable, real-time information needed for their security and performance that include, but are not limited to, the status of locks, air leakage, and integration with HVAC systems.
   
• Automation of maintenance schedules and real-time provision of security alerts which are very helpful in giving the users of the units more convenience and safety are the direct outcomes of this. Also, because of the unlimited availability of connectivity and IoT technology, it is very easy for the firms to integrate the remote monitoring of their units with their building management systems (BMS) thus forming a smart building ecosystem that is interconnected.
   

The boom of smart and condensed urban living has been the main driver behind a substantial increase in the demand for fenestration that optimizes the inflow of light and makes efficient use of space with the added requirement of safety not being compromised. This phenomenon has led to a greater demand for large format sliding and folding glass door systems, as well as for the directions of the development of new fenestration products suitable for high-density, mixed-use buildings.
 

To satisfy this increased demand, several manufacturers have come up with the idea of thin-profile designs as a better visual appeal and by several-point locking systems and built-in blinds they provide enhanced security and weather resistance. Most of these tricks not only enhance the companies' capability to exploit the maximum natural light and the view but also simplify the installation process in the complex urban environments.
 

Windows and Doors Market Analysis

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Based on material, the windows and doors market is segmented into uPVC, wood, metal, and others. The uPVC segment is projected to hold the largest share in 2025, generating a revenue of USD 70 billion, reflecting its position as a dominant, balanced solution.
 

• Traditionally used to balance cost-effectiveness with thermal performance, uPVC and other composite materials have become a main source for high-volume residential and commercial projects. These materials often have excellent insulation capabilities because of their multi-chambered construction and ability to maintain strong performance under diverse climate conditions for extended periods. For industries such as mass housing, multi-family construction, and large-scale affordable manufacturing, being able to provide a highly efficient, low-maintenance product while meeting tight budgets makes uPVC invaluable for their business.
   
• In addition to providing many of the same cost advantages as basic materials, Wood and engineered wood products excel at operating in aesthetically driven environments and historical restorations. As the use of metal and uPVC continues to increase, wood remains the primary choice for users who prioritize premium aesthetics, customization, and natural material feel. Additionally, high-end wood-clad products continue to be an attractive choice for users who desire long-term reliability and less overall maintenance when compared to basic wood, while still meeting high performance standards.
   
• Material diversification offers a great deal of flexibility in meeting different industry demands all over the world. The flexibility that a high-performance material like metal provides allows it to withstand heavy wind loads, operate in high-rise applications, and be very reliable in different geographical conditions. Therefore, metal fenestration is increasingly being used by large commercial developers and global architects for their operational needs. Additionally, there is a vast supply chain and fabrication network around the world; consequently, these materials can provide consistent performance and service both in established and emerging economies. Therefore, the continued flexibility of material types remains a key component of many global construction programs.
   

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Based on application, the windows and doors market is functionally segmented by new construction versus improvement & repair within the residential and commercial sectors. In 2025, the residential segment is projected to hold the major market share, generating a revenue of USD 119.4 billion.
 

• Residential improvement & repair stands out as a critical growth engine. This sub-segment, projected at USD 47.5 billion in 2025, encompasses all replacements and upgrades that allow property owners to enhance energy efficiency, security, and aesthetics without structural overhaul. These products use innovative features, including multi-point locking mechanisms, advanced glazing packages, and bespoke sizing, to meet the specific needs of existing structures. The repair market benefits directly from stringent energy codes and an aging housing stock, positioning it for resilient, stable growth.
   
• Many businesses are adopting high-quality replacement units because they immediately improve energy performance, reduce utility bills, and increase property valuation. By replacing old units with modern, sealed assemblies, companies are reducing the opportunity for human error in installation, decreasing the risk of weather-related damage, and allowing homeowners to enjoy continuous comfort. This is particularly important for high-cost-of-living and climate-sensitive regions.
   
• Furthermore, replacement units can be easily integrated into existing smart home ecosystems. Lastly, because improvement projects offer a quick return on investment (ROI) through energy savings and higher resale value, this segment will help sustain the market as new construction activity fluctuates.
   
• Residential improvement & repair products continue to evolve rapidly due to the advances made in glass technology, smart home integration, and sustainable materials. With the integrated ability to detect intrusion, dynamically control solar heat gain, and withstand extreme weather, modern-day replacement windows and doors offer superior long-term performance. The shift toward Net-Zero Energy Buildings and environmentally conscious renovations has increased the number of companies looking for high-performance fenestration systems to be fully integrated, thus supporting the continued growth of the improvement segment.
   

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Asia Pacific Windows and Doors Market

The Asia Pacific leads the market, with China leading the region with a market share of 50.6% in 2025 and an overall regional CAGR of 6.5% from 2026 to 2035.
 

• Asia-Pacific is the fastest-growing and leading region of the market due to rapid industrialization, massive infrastructure development, and the rise of the construction industry across the region. China, India, and Japan will also play a significant role in the growth of the region; China will continue to be the largest consumer and producer of fenestration globally.
   
• The strong manufacturing ecosystems and government initiatives to support affordable housing and energy efficiency are driving an enormous demand for both traditional metal frames and cost-effective uPVC units, especially in large-scale residential and commercial tower environments.
   
• In addition to traditional volume demand, Asia-Pacific is seeing the emergence and rapid growth of the adoption of high-end customizable windows and doors in large-scale luxury projects and smart city environments. As more companies invest in logistics and supply chain modernization, and as the wealth of consumers increases, Asia-Pacific will continue to be at the forefront of both volume and innovation in the windows and door market as we move forward.
   

North America Windows and Doors Market

In 2025, the U.S. dominate the North America market, accounting for 83% of the regional share and generating around USD 32.1 billion in revenue in the same year.
 

• Due to the large scale of residential renovation and increased adoption of smart home technology within the U.S., the demand across residential, hospitality, and commercial verticals has driven substantial growth. Increasingly, there is greater acceptance for high-performance glazing and advanced security integrated systems, driven in part by corporate sustainability initiatives and adherence to stringent building codes like Energy Star.
   
• The combination of the presence of many large international manufacturers with companies investing in BIM and modular construction methods makes the U.S. an epicenter of innovation and adoption of high-value fenestration solutions. Throughout North America, the market benefits from the sustained construction of new homes and commercial spaces, increased volume in the improvement & repair segment, and greater adoption rates of energy-efficient wood-clad and fiberglass units in both Canada and the U.S.
   
• The shift to the use of advanced encouraged by for tracking solar heat gain, ongoing optimization of insulation values, and improving the overall energy performance of building envelopes is now being encouraged using federal tax incentives for purchasing clean energy equipment. Therefore, North America is considered a mature market but is also undergoing a transformation toward energy optimization and digital integration
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Europe Windows and Doors Market

Europe's windows and door market will account for 22.5% of the global share in 2025 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.6% during the forecast period.
 

• With sustainability as its primary focus and multiple regulatory authorities overseeing all aspects of Europe's construction market, Europe is an extremely mature and highly regulated region. The rapid move towards highly insulated uPVC and aluminum thermal break systems is the result of governments and companies having set up strict CO2 emission controls and corporate environmental social governance (ESG) commitments.
   
• Countries such as Germany, France, and the UK are leading the way in the adoption of advanced fenestration, specifically the integration of multi-point locking technology and using telematics and sensors for building energy management, predictive maintenance, and air quality optimization.
   
• The continued growth of urban redevelopment in Europe, along with its strong focus on historical preservation, continues to drive the demand for increased efficiency using smaller, high-insulation units and advanced installation techniques. High-density urban projects and slim-profile designs are becoming more popular across Europe.
   

Latin America Windows and Doors Market

The Latin America market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 5.1% during the forecast period.
 

• The Latin American market is on a steady rise because of an expanding manufacturing, automotive, and retail sector across the continent. Brazil and Mexico have become leading industrial centers of growth, and the subsequent increase in demand for both residential and commercial units has streamlined building material sourcing within these sectors. Although metal (aluminum) frames account for most of the market today due to their durability and limited infrastructure capabilities in some regions, uPVC and composite materials are becoming increasingly popular for use in urban residential complexes and indoor renovations where energy efficiency is valued.
   
• In addition, Latin America is also exhibiting increasing interest in the use of high-security and weather-resistant systems for the purpose of increasing operational efficiencies and lowering long-term maintenance expenses. Additionally, many global manufacturers are expanding their presence in this area with the assistance of established partnerships and dealer networks, thereby enabling users of those technologies to have access to cutting-edge technologies. As economic development continues and there is a greater penetration of high-quality construction across Latin America, this provides unlimited opportunities for providing fenestration solutions with a focus on durability and energy performance.
   

Windows and Doors Market Share

Andersen Corporation is leading with 12% market share. Andersen Corporation, JELD-WEN, Inc., Pella Corporation, LIXIL Corporation, and Schuco International KG collectively hold around 30%, indicating moderately fragmented market concentration. These prominent players are proactively involved in strategic endeavors, such as mergers & acquisitions, facility expansions & collaborations, to expand their product portfolios, extend their reach to a broad customer base, and strengthen their market position.
 

Andersen Corporation is the leader in North America’s market, providing a wide variety of high-performance solutions, from aluminum windows and doors to wood-clad models. It has established itself as an innovator in the areas of sustainability and energy efficiency and is a recognized leader in developing and delivering products that align with timeless design trends, along with advanced systems used in ensuring quality, and modern aesthetics, while promoting the principles of energy-saving, and good practice when it comes to construction. Andersen's extensive North American presence and dealer network also make it a benchmark for residential and commercial fenestration solutions.
 

Pella Corporation has been at the forefront of the introduction of new technology. As one of the largest manufacturers of windows, patio doors, and entry doors, Pella continues to be an industry leader with respect to the use of new technologies within the building materials sector and e-commerce integration. In addition to providing energy-efficient solutions, Pella also provides extensive customization options for all home and commercial projects. As a company committed to customer service through transparent online pricing, Pella is well positioned to support high-quality fenestration solutions for customers worldwide.

Deceuninck NV is known for manufacturing durable and reliable PVC and composite profiles for windows and doors that have been specifically designed for use in construction, renovation, and manufacturing. All the Deceuninck products incorporated high insulation values, durability, and design flexibility, which will enhance building performance and energy efficiency while providing maximum reliability in rigorous and harsh operating environments.
 

Windows and Doors Market Companies

Major players operating in the windows and doors industry are:

• Andersen Corporation
• B.G. Legno
• Cantera Doors
• Century Plyboards
• Deceuninck NV
• Fenesta Building Systems
• Glass-Rite
• JELD-WEN, Inc.
• LIXIL Corporation
• Nawa International
• Neuffer Windows + Doors
• Pella Corporation
• Performance Doorset Solutions Ltd. (PDS)
• Ponzio 
• RENSON
• Saudi Aluminum Industries Company (SALUMCO)
• Schuco International KG
• SGM Windows
• TAMCO GULF LTD.
• Vinylguard Windows and doors Systems Ltd
• Weru Group
   

JELD-WEN, Inc. is a global manufacturer that produces a wide range of windows and doors, including wood, vinyl, and aluminum products. It has become known for its ability to develop unique products that can safely and efficiently meet diverse architectural needs for both new construction and repair/remodel projects. JELD-WEN has created innovative products that offer durability, style, and performance features that enable businesses and homeowners to maximize their aesthetic and functional requirements.
 

LIXIL Corporation is a global leader, operating across a diverse portfolio of building materials and housing products, including some of the world's most innovative windows and doors under brands like TOSTEM. It has a strong presence in Japan and Asia-Pacific and has established itself as an innovator in the areas of smart-home integration and design-oriented solutions and is a recognized leader in developing high-performance entry doors and window systems that focus on durability and ease of use. LIXIL's extensive worldwide reach and commitment to sustainability and quality make it a major force in the global housing products and fenestration market.
 

Windows and Doors Market News

• In December 2025, Andersen Corporation was named on Newsweek's list of the Most Trustworthy Companies in America for the third consecutive year. This recognition highlights the company's commitment to business ethics, customer confidence, and reliable operations, which are increasingly important factors for consumers making high-value purchase decisions in the home improvement and construction sectors.
   
• In November 2025, Marvin added a new Sliding Door to its Marvin Modern Collection, expanding its offering of contemporary, high-performance fenestration products. This launch caters directly to the growing trend of minimalist design and the desire for large-format glass systems that seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor living spaces, which is a major driver of growth, particularly in the premium residential segment.
   
• In November 2025, Deceuninck North America announced a partnership with Alpen to launch its Elegant Windows series. This collaboration is aimed at integrating Deceuninck's aesthetic PVC-U profiles with Alpen's high-performance, high-efficiency glass technology, including vacuum insulating glass (VIG). The move positions the companies to meet the stringent energy efficiency requirements and consumer demand for highly insulated, sustainable window solutions.
   
• In December 2025, Cornerstone Building Brands introduced the Ply Gem Perspective Multi-Slide Vinyl Patio Door. This product launch addresses the strong market demand for affordable, yet large format sliding wall systems that offer expansive views and enhance indoor-outdoor flow. The new vinyl-based solution provides a cost-effective, durable alternative to more expensive aluminum or wood-clad systems, making the trend accessible to a broader range of residential projects.
   

The windows and doors market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecasts in terms of revenue (USD Billion) and volume (Million Units) from 2022 to 2035, for the following segments:

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Market, By Material

• uPVC
• Wood
• Metal
• Others

Market, By Application

• Residential
  • New residential
  • Improvement & repair
• Commercial
  • New commercial
  • Improvement & repair

Market, By Distribution Channel

• Online
• Offline

The above information is provided for the following regions and countries:

• North America
  • U.S.
  • Canada
• Europe
  • Germany
  • UK
  • Italy
  • France
  • Russia
  • Belgium
  • Poland
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • India
  • Japan
  • South Korea
  • Indonesia
  • Malaysia
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico
  • Argentina
• Middle East and Africa
  • South Africa
  • Saudi Arabia
  • UAE