Nonwovens are prominently used in home furnishings and textile industries owing to their numerous benefits like dimensional stability, durability, color stability, uniformity, strength, etc. In the construction sector, nonwoven fabrics are used for making wall coverings, furniture textiles, floor coverings, upholstery.

With such a wide utility spectrum in interior designing, the nonwoven furniture construction sheeting market share is bound to proliferate over the forecasted timeframe.  Rapid urbanization and increased disposable incomes have improved the lifestyles of people living in the developed regions. This has increased the demand for aesthetic and safe home decors, both of which can be provided using nonwoven furniture sheets.

Their strength and comfortability make nonwovens a preferred choice over other traditional materials. This increased emphasis on interior designing coupled with growing consumer awareness regarding safety will possibly boost the sales of nonwoven furniture construction sheets.

To further add about nonwovens, these fabrics can be easily slit, sewn, trimmed, and clamped which helps to be used as per consumer’s requirement. They also provide antiallergic and antimicrobial characteristics. Considering the growing awareness amongst consumers regarding hygiene standards, these characteristics might prove beneficial, possibly increasing the demand for nonwoven furniture sheets.

The North America region is predicted to showcase significant growth numbers over the forecasted timeframe. There is a soaring demand for high-quality home furnishing and with the presence of major nonwoven manufacturers in the region, it is bound to proliferate substantially.

On the other hand, the Asia Pacific region is anticipated to witness significant growth in demand by 2026. This can be credited to the growing construction business in the region. Developing countries like India and China are initiating residential and non-residential construction projects at a rapid rate to meet the needs of the ever-increasing population. These initiatives can prove fruitful to the nonwoven furniture construction sheeting market as consumers in the region have rising disposable incomes and are getting aware regarding indoor furniture enhancements.

Meanwhile, the environment-friendliness of nonwoven furniture sheets be helpful for the market to gain traction in Europe owing to increased levels of pollution and growing demand for cost-effective construction materials.

Manufacturers of the nonwoven furniture sheets are devising plans to strengthen their market positions by acquiring or merging with other players. For instance, Fibertex Nonwovens successfully acquired an advanced spunlace production site in South Carolina. They have gained over 20 acres of industrial landmass, which can help them expand their production capacity in the region.

Furthermore, Fitesa has heavily invested in a site at South Carolina that will produce the highly advanced Reicofil 5 spunbonded nonwovens, starting from 2022. Such business ventures will prove beneficial for the proliferation of the nonwoven furniture construction sheeting market.