The 13th edition of the ’Garden Products Distribution Market Report - UK 2018-2022’ incorporates original input and primary research, and represents an informed, up-to-date and detailed review of the distribution market for garden products.
It includes a review of recent market trends and forecasts over the next few years.
Key areas covered:
Detailed assessment of the market - analysis of market structure and recent developments in the market.
Forecasts of market developments - to 2022.
Analysis by product group - market size, product mix, sector trends and distribution channel shares by product group.
Product sectors included - horticulture, garden buildings, garden leisure, garden equipment, garden chemicals and garden sundries (garden decoration, fencing, trellis, garden structures, decking, water products, propagation and netting).
Key areas of insight include:
Analysis of market performance to 2017, with forecasts to 2022. The key influences on the market, including the weather and the economy, specific trends for each individual sector.
Factors affecting the market, analysis of key market characteristics, trend towards ’outdoor living’.
Product group analysis - market sizes, influences, trends and distribution channel shares.
Review of key suppliers for different product categories - product profiles, turnovers etc
Review of distribution structure - key channels: Garden centres, DIY multiples, High street, Grocery multiples, direct sales, growth of Internet etc.
Detailed market data and insight on the garden products distribution market by AMA Research, a leading UK provider of construction market intelligence.
The Garden Products Market
Domestic garden products market - market definition in terms of product categories included.
Market size - analysis by value from 2012-2022 and key characteristics of the market.
Market trends and major factors influencing the sector - including UK economy, performance of housebuilding / housemoving sectors, impact of weather, product trends, attitudes towards gardens etc.
Market forecasts - market size, prospects and influencing factors on market to 2022.
Garden Products Distribution Channels
Overview of supply structure - complex structure with a variety of distribution channels.
Review of distribution channels - estimated channel shares in 2017 including Garden Centres, DIY multiples, Catalogue, Mail order & Internet, High street & grocery multiples, etc.
Product mix within key distribution channels.
Review of key suppliers in each distribution channel - market shares, turnovers, company structure, key areas of specialisation etc.
Competing influences, with the rise of an ’omni-channel’ approach and an increase in online trading.
Garden Products
Product groups reviewed - horticulture, garden buildings, garden leisure, garden equipment, garden chemicals and garden sundries (garden decoration, fencing, trellis & garden structures, decking, water & transfer products and propagation & netting).
Product groups - market size 2012-2017 and product mix shares 2017 within each sector.
Review of products including recent trends and factors affecting sector, such as appeal of ’vertical gardens’, multi-functional, cordless and robotic equipment, up-trading in the furniture and barbecue sector.
Overview of supply structure - A complex supply structure with a wide range of distribution channels across different product sectors.
Identification of main suppliers by product group - product profiles, turnovers, consolidation etc.
Review of distribution channels with channel shares.
Future Prospects
Forecasts of market developments - Prospects up to 2022 in the light of Brexit, growth areas, product trends, appeal of smart technology, growth of Internet and other changes in distribution.
Positive and negative factors affecting the market - performance of UK economy, housebuilding, consumer confidence & spending, weather, changing role of the garden, potential labour shortages, requirement for added convenience and low maintenance products, appeal of garden decoration and leisure, environmental influences, attracting a wider demographic to gardening sector.