Concrete is by far the most frequent material used for shell structures of multi-apartment blocks in Sweden. In 2014, its market share was 88.6%, up by 0.6 percentage units compared with 2013, according to data from the Swedish statistical office (SCB), referred to by Cementa in a press release. The increase is mainly attributed to the cities of Gothenburg and Malmö. Wood accounted for 8.9% of shell structures in 2014, and steel for 2.6%.
Concrete is by far the most frequent material used for shell structures of multi-apartment blocks in Sweden.
In 2014, its market share was 88.6%, up by 0.6 percentage units compared with 2013, according to data from the Swedish statistical office (SCB), referred to by Cementa in a press release.
The increase is mainly attributed to the cities of Gothenburg and Malmö.
Wood accounted for 8.9% of shell structures in 2014, and steel for 2.6%.
