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
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%.
