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Table
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U.S.
FENCE AND DECK INDUSTRY TRENDS...............
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Executive
Summary....................................................
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Overall
Market Size And Growth...................................
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Economic
Environment................................................
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Fence
Product Market Trends.......................................
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Deck
Product Market Trends.........................................
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Competitive
Situation.....................................................
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Outlook.......................................................................... |
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SCOPE
AND METHODOLOGY.........................................
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| Table
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Value
Of U.S. Fence And Deck Product Supply, 1997-2008
(dollars)..........................................................................
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| Table
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Value
Of U.S. Fence Product Supply By Material, 1992-2008 (dollars):
Steel Wire Fencing, Barbed Wire, Nonwire Ornamental Metal Fences,
Wood Fences, And PVC Fences........................................
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| Figure
1-1 |
Percent
Of U.S. Fence Product Supply By Material, 2003 And 2008
(percent): Steel Wire Fencing, Barbed Wire, Nonwire Ornamental
Metal
Fences, Wood Fences, And PVC Fences......................
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Percent
Of U.S. Deck Product Supply By Material, 2003 And 2008
(percent): Wood, Composites, And Plastic.......................
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| Table
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U.S. Residential
Property Owner Spending On Fences And Decks,
1992-2003 (dollars).........................................................
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Growth
Assumptions For Factors Affecting Demand, 1997-2008
(percent): Gross Domestic Product, Construction Spending,
Construction Material Shipments, Housing Starts And Resales,
Residential Remodeling And Repair Spending, And Personal
Income.............................................................................
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U.S.
FENCE PRODUCT SHIPMENTS.................................
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Summary
Of Major Findings..............................................
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Fence
Product Shipments..................................................
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Shipment
Product Mix.........................................................
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Chain
Link, Woven, And Welded Wire Fences........................
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PVC Fence
Products............................................................
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Ornamental
Metal Fence Products..........................................
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Wood Fencing.......................................................................
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Barbed
And Twisted Steel Wire...............................................
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| Table
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Value
Of U.S. Fence Product Shipments, 1977-2008 (dollars).......
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| Table
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Value
Of U.S. Fence Product Shipments By Material, 1977-2008
(dollars): Wire Fencing And Fence Gates; Barbed And Twisted
Wire;
Nonwire Ornamental Metal Fences And Gates; Wood Fences, Palings,
And Rails; And PVC Fences...............................................
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| Table
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Distribution
Of U.S. Fence Product Dollar Shipments By Material,
1977-2008 (percent): Wire Fencing And Fence Gates; Barbed And
Twisted Wire; Nonwire Ornamental Metal Fences And Gates; Wood
Fences, Palings, And Rails; And PVC Fences.....................
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| Table
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U.S. Producer
Price Trends For Fence Products By Select Material,
1992-2003 (index): Steel Wire Fencing, Architectural Metal Fences,
And Assembled Wood Fences............................................
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| Table
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Value
Of U.S. Wire Fencing And Fence Gate Shipments By Product
Line, 1977-2003 (dollars): Chain Link Fencing; Woven And Welded
Wire
Fence; Fencing Gates, Posts, And Fittings; And Ornamental Lawn
Fence................................................................................
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| Table
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Distribution
Of U.S. Wire Fencing And Fence Gate Shipments By
Product Line, 1977-2003 (percent): Chain Link Fencing; Woven
And
Welded Wire Fence; Fence Gates, Posts, And Fittings; And
Ornamental Lawn Fence......................................................
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| Table
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U.S. Quantity
Shipments And Average Value Per Ton Shipped For
Chain Link Fencing And Woven And Welded Wire Fence, 1982-2003
(short tons and dollars)........................................................
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| Table
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U.S. Net
Shipments Of Carbon Steel Woven And Welded Wire Fence
By Steel Mills And Wiredrawers, 1977-2001 (short tons)........
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| Table
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U.S. Shipments
Of Barbed And Twisted Steel Wire, 1977-2003
(short tons and dollars)........................................................
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| Table
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U.S. Shipments
Of Nonwire Ornamental Metal Fences And Gates By
Material And Type, 1987-2003 (dollars): Iron And Steel, Aluminum,
And
Total..................................................................................
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| Table
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U.S. Shipments
Of Wood Fences, Palings, And Rails By Type Of
Producer, 1977-2003 (dollars): Total, Sawmills And Planing Mills,
Wood Preserving Plants, And Wood Product Plants...............
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COST
STRUCTURE OF U.S. WIRE FENCING PLANTS...........
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Summary
Of Major Findings..................................................
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Cost Structure
And Profitability Of Wire Fencing Plants...........
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Wire Drawers
Versus Wire Fabricators...................................
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| Table
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Number
Of U.S. Steel Wire Fencing And Fence Gate Plants And
Facility Revenues, 1997-2003 (number and revenues): Number Of
Plants, Total Plant Revenues, And Average Revenues Per
Plant.................................................................................
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| Table
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Operating
Ratios Of U.S. Steel Wire Fencing And Fence Gate Plants,
1977-2002 (percent): Payroll, Material Costs, And Gross Profit
Margin...............................................................................
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| Table
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Labor
Situation For U.S. Steel Wire Fencing Plants, 1977-2002
(number, percent, and dollars): Total Employees, Shipments Per
Employee, Production Workers: Percent Total Employees, Average
Hourly Wages, Average Weekly Hours.................................
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| Table
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Capital
Expenditure Trends For U.S. Steel Wire Fencing Plants,
1977-2002 (dollars)..............................................................
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| Table
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Distribution
Of U.S. Steel Wire Fencing And Fence Gate Shipments By
Type Of Producing Plant, 1977-2000 (percent): Steel Mills And
Wire
Drawing Plants, And Fabricators From Purchased Wire...........
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| Table
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Cost Structure
Of U.S. Plants That Fabricate Steel Fencing Products
From Purchased Wire, 1977-2002 (number, dollar, and percent):
Number Of Plants, Plant Shipments, Payroll And Material Costs
Percent Shipments, Employees, Wages, Hours, Capital
Expenditures...............................................................
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Cost Structure
Of U.S. Plants That Fabricate Steel Fencing Products
From Wire Drawn In Own Plant, 1977-2002 (number, dollar, and
percent): Number Of Plants, Plant Shipments, Payroll And Material
Costs Percent Shipments, Employees, Wages, Hours Worked, Capital
Expenditures...............................................................
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| Table
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U.S. Barbed
And Twisted Steel Wire Shipments By Type Of Producing
Plant, 1982-2002 (dollars, tons, and number): Made In Wiredrawing
Plants Vs. Made From Purchased Wire; Quantity Shipments, Value
Of Shipments, Average Value Per Ton Shipped, And Number Of
Plants..........................................................................
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U.S. Producer
Price Trends For Competing Fence Product Materials,
1987-2003 (index): Steel Wire, Lumber, And Vinyl Chloride And
Vinylidene......................................................................
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U.S. Producer
Price Trends For Steel Wire Fencing From Wiredrawers
And Wire Fabricators, 1990-2003 (index)...........................
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U.S.
AND CANADIAN FENCE PRODUCT INTERNATIONAL
TRADE............................................................................
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Summary
Of Major Findings..............................................
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Steel
Wire Fencing Imports...............................................
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Wood Fencing
Imports.....................................................
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Fence
Product Export Trends...........................................
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Canadian
Wire Fencing Imports And Exports.....................
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| Table
4-1 |
Value
Of U.S. Steel Wire And Wood Fence Product Imports, 1989-2002
(dollars): Total Imports, Steel Wire Fencing, Barbed Wire, And
Wood
Fences.............................................................................
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| Table
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Imports'
Share Of U.S. Fence Product Supply By Material, 1992-2002
(percent): Steel Wire Fencing, Barbed Wire, And Wood Fences.....
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| Table
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U.S. Imports
Of Steel Wire Fencing By Product Type, 1992-2002
(pounds and dollars): Barbed Wire; And Other Wire Fencing Welded
At The Intersection, Coated With Zinc, Coated With Plastic,
Chain Link,
Cut To Shape, And Not Cut To Shape...........................
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| Table
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U.S. Imports
Of Steel Wire Fencing For The Top Ten Countries Of
Origin, 1997-2002 (dollars and pounds).........................
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| Table
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Value
Of U.S. Wood Fence Product Imports By Type, 1992-2002
(dollars): Coniferous And Nonconiferous Fence Pickets, Posts,
And
Assembled Wood Fence Sections................................
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| Table
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Value
Of U.S. Wood Fence Product Imports For The Top Seven
Countries Of Origin, 1997-2002 (dollars).........................
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| Table
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U.S. Steel
Wire And Wood Fence Product Exports, 1989-2002
(dollars)......................................................................
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| Table
4-8 |
Exports'
Share Of U.S. Factory Fence Product Shipments By Material,
1992-2002 (percent): Steel Wire Fencing, Barbed Wire, And Wood
Fences.......................................................................
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U.S. Exports
Of Steel Wire Fencing By Product Type, 1992-2002
(pounds and dollars): Barbed Wire; And Other Wire Fencing Welded
At The Intersection, Coated With Zinc, Coated With Plastic,
Other,
And Total Steel Wire Fencing.......................................
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U.S. Exports
Of Steel Wire Fencing For The Top Twelve Countries Of
Destination, 1997-2002 (dollars and pounds)..................
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| Table
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U.S. Exports
Of Wood Fence Products By Type, 1992-2002 (dollars):
Coniferous And Nonconiferous Fence Pickets, Palings, And Rails;
And Assembled Wood Fence Sections.........................
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| Table
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Canadian
Exports Of Steel Wire Fencing And By Major Country Of
Destination, 1996-2001 (metric tons and Canadian dollars): Barbed
Wire, Other Wire Fencing Welded At the Intersection, Coated
With
Zinc And Plastics, And Other Wire Fencing...................
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| Table
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Canadian
Imports Of Steel Wire Fencing And By Major Country Of
Origin, 1996-2001 (metric tons and Canadian dollars): Barbed
Wire,
Other Wire Fencing Welded At the Intersection, Coated With Zinc
And Plastics, And Other Wire Fencing..........................
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U.S.
FENCE INSTALLATION SPENDING AND END-USE
MARKETS...................................................................
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Summary
Of Major Findings...........................................
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Residential
Market.........................................................
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Nonresidential
Market....................................................
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Agricultural
Market..........................................................
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| Table
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Value
Of U.S. Installed Fence Spending By End-Use Market,
1992-2003 (dollars): Residential, Nonresidential, Agricultural,
And Total.........................................................................
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| Table
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Value
Of U.S. Fence Installation Contractor Work, 1977-2003 (dollars
and percent): Total Fence Installation Business Revenue, Work
Done
By Fence Contractors, And Fence Contractors Percent Total......
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| Table
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U.S.
Residential Property Owner Spending For Fences, 1992-2003
(dollars): Total Spending, Owner Occupied Properties, And Rental
Properties.......................................................................
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| Table
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Fences'
Share Of Total Property Owner Improvement Spending And
Outside Improvement Spending, 1993-2001 (percent): Total Property
Owners, Owner Occupied Properties, And Rental Properties.......
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| Table
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U.S.
Farm Spending On Fencing, 1983-2003 (dollars): Total Fence
Spending And Average Per Farm....................................
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| SECTION
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FENCE
CONTRACTOR BUSINESS................................
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U.S.
Fence Contractor Trends........................................
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American
Fence Association Contractor Profile................
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Contractor
Profile By Sales Size And Region...................
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Contractor
Product Mix And Target Markets.....................
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Contractor
Profitability And Other Financial Ratios.............
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| Table
6-1 |
Number,
Revenues, And Cost Structure Of U.S. Fence Contractors,
1982-2002 (number, dollars and percent): Number Of Fencing
Contractors; Value Of Fence Installations, Payroll And Material
Costs Percent Revenues, And Number Of Employees.............
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| Table
6-2 |
Distribution
Of U.S. Fence Contractor Revenues By Type Of Work
And Region, 1987-2002 (percent): New Construction, Maintenance
And Repair, And Additions And Alterations.............................
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| Table
6-3 |
American
Fence Association Contractor Profile, 1997-2001 (number,
dollars, and percent): Number Of Respondents, Total And Average
Sales, Jobs Completed And Average Linear Feet Per Job, Median
Revenue Per Job, High Season Employees, Revenues Per Employee,
And Average Hourly Wages..........................................
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| Table
6-4 |
American
Fence Association Contractor Profile By Sales Size, 1998
And 2001 (number, dollars, and percent): Number Of Respondents,
Average Sales, Average Linear Feet Per Job, Median Revenue Per
Job, And Revenues Per Employee; Small, Middle, And
Large..........................................................................
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| Table
6-5 |
American
Fence Association Contractor Profile By Region, 1999 And
2001 (number, dollars, and percent): Number Of Respondents,
Average
Sales, Average Linear Feet Per Job, Median Revenue Per Job,
And
Revenues Per Employee...............................................
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| Table
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American
Fence Association Contractor Product Mix And Target
Market, 1997-2001 (percent): Source Of Revenues, Type Of Customer,
End-Use Market, Product Sold, Scope Of Business, And Business
Market.........................................................................
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| Table
6-7 |
American
Fence Association Contractor Product Mix And Target
Market By End-Use Market Specialization, 1997-2001 (percent):
Source Of Revenues, Type Of Customer, End-Use Market, Product
Sold, Scope Of Business, And Business Market; Residential And
Commercial Contractors.................................................
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| Table
6-8 |
American
Fence Association Contractor Income Statement And
Balance Sheet Items, 1996-2001 (percent): Fence Installation
And
Materials Revenues, Cost Of Sales, Operating Expenses And Profit,
Assets, Liabilities, Owner’s Equity...................................
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| Table
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American
Fence Association Contractor Operating Profit Margin By
Sales Size And Region, 1997-2001 (percent).....................
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| Table
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American
Fence Contractor Operating Ratios By End-Use Market
Specialization, 1997-2001 (number, dollars, and percent): Source
Of
Receipts, Cost Of Sales, Operating Expenses And Profit, And
Other
Ratios; Residential And Commercial Contractors................
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| SECTION
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U.S.
DECK PRODUCT MARKET TRENDS.........................
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Summary
Of Major Findings...............................................
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Deck
Product Factory Sales..............................................
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Residential
And Commercial Sales....................................
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Residential
Additions, Replacements, And Repairs.............
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New
Residential Market...................................................
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Deck
Product Sales By Material......................................
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93
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Wood
Decking...............................................................
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Wood/Plastic
Composite Decking...................................
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Plastic
Decking.............................................................
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| Table
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U.S.
Factory Sales Of Decking, 1997-2008
(board feet and dollars)...........................................................
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| Table
7-2 |
U.S.
Factory Sales Of Decking For Residential And Commercial
Markets, 1997-2003 (board feet and dollars).............................
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99
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| Table
7-3 |
Quantity
U.S. Factory Sales Of Decking By Material, 1998-2008
(board feet)..........................................................................
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| Table
7-4 |
New
Single-Family Homes Completed With A Patio, Porch, Or Deck,
1992-2002 (number)..............................................................
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101
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| Table
7-5 |
New
Single-Family Homes Completed With A Patio, Porch, Or Deck
By Region, 1993-2002 (number).............................................
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102
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| Table
7-6 |
Decks
Installed In New Single-Family Homes By Region, 1993-2002
(number)...............................................................................
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| Table
7-7 |
U.S.
Residential Property Owner Spending On Decks, Porches, And
Patios, 1992-2003 (dollars): Total Property Owners, Owner Occupied
Properties, And Rental Properties.............................................
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| Table
7-8 |
U.S.
Residential Property Owner Spending On Decks, Porches, And
Patios By Type And Percent Of Total Property Owner Improvement
Spending, 1992-2003 (dollars and percent)................................
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| Table
7-9 |
Value
Of U.S. Concrete Paver Shipments, 1992-2003 (dollars)......
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106
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| Table
7-10 |
Value
Of U.S. Wood Preservation Product Shipments By Type Of
Product And Chemical Used, 1992-2002 (dollars): Poles, Piles,
And
Posts; Railway Crossties; Rough And Dressed Lumber; And Other
Products; Pentachlorophenol, Arsenical Chemicals, And
Creosote.....................................................................
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107
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| Table
7-11 |
Quantity
U.S. Wood Preservation Product Shipments For Select
Products And Average Value Per Unit Shipped, 1992-2002 (cubic
or
board feet and dollars): Poles, Piles, And Posts; And Rough
Lumber...........................................................................
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| Table
7-12 |
U.S.
Producer Price Trends For Wood Preservation Products And
Select Lumber Products, 1992-2003 (index): Poles, Piles, And
Posts;
Lumber Rough And Dressed; Other Wood Treated Products; Southern
Pine; And Western Species..............................................
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| Table
7-13 |
Cost
Structure Of U.S. Plants That Preserve Wood, 1997-2002
(number, dollars, and percent): Number Of Plants, Plant Shipments,
Payroll And Material Costs Percent Shipments, Employees, Wages,
Hours Worked, And Capital Expenditures...........................
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| SECTION
8 |
FACTORS
AFFECTING U.S. FENCING AND DECKING
DEMAND...................................................................
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Summary
of Major Findings..............................................
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Residential
Markets..........................................................
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112
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Nonresidential
Markets......................................................
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Crime
Trends And Prison Construction................................
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113
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| Table
8-1 |
U.S.
Spending On Construction Put In Place, 1977-2003 (dollars):
Current And Real 1996 Dollars............................................
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115
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| Table
8-2 |
Real
U.S. Spending On Construction Put In Place By Market And
Building Type, 1999-2003 (dollars): Residential Buildings By
Type,
Nonresidential Buildings By Type, And Public Buildings By
Type.................................................................................
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116
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| Table
8-3 |
Total
U.S. Housing Demand By Sector By Region, 1998-2003
(number): Northeast, Midwest, South, West, And Total..........
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118
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| Table
8-4 |
New
U.S. Privately Owned Housing Units Started And By Type Of
Structure, 1980-2003 (number): Total Starts; In Structures With
1 Unit,
2 To 4 Units, And 5 Units Or More....................................
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120
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| Table
8-5 |
Monthly
New Private U.S. Housing Units Authorized By 19,000
Building Permit Places By Region, 2001 And 2002
(number).........................................................................
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121
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| Table
8-6 |
New
Privately Owned Housing Units Authorized By 19,000 Building
Permit Places By Region And State, 2001 And 2002 (number).....
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122
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| Table
8-7 |
U.S.
Residential Property Owner Expenditures For Improvements,
Additions, Alterations, And Repairs, 1982-2003 (dollars).........
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124
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| Table
8-8 |
U.S.
Home Mortgage Interest Rates And Personal Income, 1980-2003
(percent and dollars).........................................................
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125
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| Table
8-9 |
U.S.
Average Annual Household Spending On Maintenance And
Repair Commodities By Demographic Characteristic, 1997 And
2000 (dollars): Income, Age, Family Size, And Region;
Homeowners And Renters.................................................
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126
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| Table
8-10 |
Direct
Household Spending On Maintenance And Repair Commodities
For Fence, Patio, Walk, Driveway, Masonry, Brick, and Stucco
Work
By Demographic Characteristic, 2000 (dollars): Income, Age,
Family
Size, And Region..............................................................
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128
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| Table
8-11 |
Distribution
Of U.S. Households By Demographic Characteristic,
1985-2000 (percent): Household Income, Age Of Household Head,
Household Size, Region, And Total Households....................
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129
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| Table
8-12 |
U.S.
Farm Income Trends, 1985-2002 (dollars)......................
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130
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| Table
8-13 |
U.S.
Crime Rates, 1977-2001 (rate): Total, Violent Crime, And
Property Crime...................................................................
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131
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| Table
8-14 |
U.S.
Property Crime Rates By Type, 1977-2001 (rate): Total Property,
Burglary, Larceny Theft, And Motor Vehicle Theft.....................
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132
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| Table
8-15 |
U.S.
Burglary Rates By Region And State, 1985-2001 (rate).......
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133 |
| Table
8-16 |
Distribution
Of U.S. Population By Age Group,
1980-2008 (percent)....................................................
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135
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| Table
8-17 |
State
And Local Government Spending On Correctional Facility
Construction, 1993-2003 (dollars).................................
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| SECTION
9 |
LEADING
MANUFACTURERS AND THE COMPETITIVE
ENVIRONMENT.........................................................
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Summary
Of Major Findings.......................................
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137
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Fence
Product Market Shares...................................
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137
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Leading
Wire Fencing Manufacturers..........................
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Leading
Vinyl Fencing And Decking Manufacturers......
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Leading
Wood Decking Manufacturers........................
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140
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Leading
Composite Decking Manufacturers.................
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141
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| Table
9-1 |
Share
Of U.S. Fence Product Supply For The Top Four Manufacturers,
2001 (percent)................................................................
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143
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| Table
9-2 |
Leading
U.S. Manufacturers Of Vinyl Fencing And Decking, Wood
Decking Materials, And Composite Decking, 2002 (ranking).....
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144
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| Table
9-3 |
Top
Fifteen Decking And Fencing Brands Used By New U.S. Home
Builders And Remodeling Contractors Over The Past Twelve Months,
2002 (percent).................................................................
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145
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| Table
9-4 |
Top
Six Decking And Fencing Brands Used By New U.S. Home
Builders By Region, Cost Of Home, Units Built, And Home Type,
2002 (percent).................................................................
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146
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| Table
9-5 |
Top
Six Decking And Fencing Brands Used By Remodeling
Contractors By Region, Cost Of Home, Units Remodeled, And
Home Type, 2002 (percent)..............................................
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147
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| Table
9-6 |
MMI
Products Fence Sales, Profit Trends, And Capital Expenditures,
1997-2002 (dollars and percent)........................................
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148
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| Table
9-7 |
Sales
And Profit Trends For Three Composite Deck Product
Companies, 1997-2202 (dollars and percent).......................
|
149
|
| Table
9-8 |
Number
Of U.S. Fence Product Manufacturers And Shipments Per
Company By Material And Product Line, 1987-1997 (number and
dollars): Wire Fencing And Fence Gates; Nonwire Ornamental Metal
Fences And Gates; Barbed Wire; And Wood Fences, Palings And
Rails..............................................................................
|
150
|
| Table
9-9 |
Number
Of U.S. Wood Preservation Product Manufacturers And
Shipments By Company By Product Line, 1987-1997 (number and
dollars): Poles, Piles, And Posts; Railway Crossties And Mine
Ties;
Rough And Dressed Lumber; Edged Worked Lumber, Switch And
Bridge Ties; And Contract Wood Preservation......................
|
151
|
| Table
9-10 |
Sales
Estimates For Nineteen U.S. Fence And Deck Product
Manufacturers, 2001 (dollars).............................................
|
153 |
| |
|
|
| SECTION
10 |
PROFILES
OF LEADING U.S. FENCE AND DECK PRODUCT
MANUFACTURERS......................................................
|
156
|
| |
Advanced
Environmental Recycling Technologies, Inc.......... |
157
|
| |
Deck
Products And Distribution ......................
Manufacturing................................................
Marketing Agreements...................................
Sales And Profit Trends..................................
|
157
157
158
159
|
| |
American
Fence Co............................................. |
160
|
| |
Fence
Products............................................
|
160
|
| |
Ameristar
Fence Products...................................... |
161
|
| |
Fence
Products And Sales.............................
|
161
|
| |
Associated
Materials Holdings, Inc.......................... |
162
|
| |
Fence
And Deck Products And Sales...............
|
162
|
| |
CertainTeed
Corp.................................................... |
163
|
| |
Fence,
Deck, And Rail Products........................
Brand Share.....................................................
|
163
164
|
| |
CPI
Plastics Group, Ltd............................................ |
165
|
| |
Deck
Products And Sales.................................
|
165
|
| |
Crane
Plastics Holding Co. ....................................... |
167
|
| |
TimberTech
Decking ..........................................
Vinyl Visions......................................................
|
167
168
|
| |
Fiber
Composites, LLC.............................................. |
169
|
| |
Fiberon
Deck And Rail Products .........................
Brand Share......................................................
|
169
169
|
| |
Georgia-Pacific
Corp. ............................................... |
170
|
| |
Deck,
Fence, And Rail Products .........................
Manufacturing And Distribution............................
|
170
171
|
| |
Heritage
Vinyl Products............................................. |
172
|
| |
Fence
And Deck Products...................................
|
172
|
| |
Keystone
Consolidated Industries, Inc. ....................... |
173
|
| |
Wire
Fence Products.........................................
Manufacturing And Distribution............................
Sales And Market Share.....................................
|
173
173
174
|
| |
L.B.
Plastics, Inc. .................................................... |
175
|
| |
Deck,
Fence, And Rail Products..........................
|
175
|
| |
Louisiana-Pacific
Corp. ............................................. |
177
|
| |
Deck
Products...................................................
Brand Share.......................................................
|
177
178
|
| |
Master
Mark Plastics................................................. |
179
|
| |
Deck
And Fence Products...................................
|
179
|
| |
Master-Halco,
Inc. .................................................... |
180
|
| |
Fence
Products And Sales..................................
New Products.....................................................
Sales And Market Share......................................
|
180
181
182
|
| |
MMI
Products, Inc. .................................................... |
183
|
| |
Fence
Products...................................................
Sales Trends And Market Share...........................
|
183
184
|
| |
Nortek,
Inc. ............................................................... |
185
|
| |
Deck,
Fence, And Rail Products...........................
|
185
|
| |
The
Pacific Lumber Co. .............................................. |
187
|
| |
Deck
Products.....................................................
|
187
|
| |
Royal
Group Technologies, Ltd. .................................. |
189
|
| |
Fence
And Deck Products....................................
Sales Trends ......................................................
|
189
189
|
| |
Temple-Inland,
Inc. .................................................... |
191
|
| |
Deck
Products....................................................
|
191
|
| |
Thermal
Industries, Inc. ............................................. |
192
|
| |
Deck
And Rail Products .....................................
Manufacturing And Sales....................................
|
192
193
|
| |
Trex
Co., Inc. .......................................................... |
194
|
| |
Deck
Products And Markets................................
Manufacturing....................................................
Distribution........................................................
Sales And Marketing..........................................
Brand Share......................................................
Sales And Profit Trends......................................
|
194
195
196
196
197
197
|
| |
U.S.
Plastic Lumber Corp. ........................................ |
199
|
| |
Plastic
Lumber Products.....................................
Manufacturing....................................................
Sales And Profit Trends......................................
Brand And Market Shares...................................
|
199
199
200
201
|
| |
Universal
Forest Products, Inc. ................................. |
202
|
| |
Do-It-Yourself
(D-I-Y) And Retail Products............
Composite Decking Acquisition...........................
|
202
203
|
| |
Veka,
Inc. ............................................................... |
204
|
| |
Fence,
Deck, And Rail Products..........................
|
204
|
| |
Westech
Fence......................................................... |
205
|
| |
Fence,
Deck, And Rail Products..........................
|
205
|
| |
Weyerhaeuser
Co. .................................................... |
206
|
| |
Cedar
Deck Products..........................................
Weyerhaeuser ChoiceDek....................................
Brand Share........................................................
|
206
206
207 |
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