Domestic lighting

Article Abstract:

UK households spent 330 million pounds sterling on light fittings and shades (luminaires) in 1992, rising to an estimated 415 million pounds sterling in 1997. Expenditure on bulbs and tubes (lamps) rose from 113 million pounds sterling in 1992 to an estimated 155 million pounds sterling by 1997. Both the luminaires and lamp sectors are heavily linked to the housing market. Consumers are becoming more aware of the creative use of lighting, whilst looking for ways to conserve energy. Sales of luminaires are predicted to reach 558 million pounds sterling by the year 2001, with lamp sales reaching 182 million pounds sterling over the same period.

Residential Lighting Fixtures, Industry Overview, Lighting, Light bulbs

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Domestic lighting

Article Abstract:

UK sales of luminaires, that is lights and light fittings, have stabilised since 1991 to total some 331 million pounds sterling in 1995, but this represents a fall in real terms. Sales of lamps, that is light bulbs and tubes, have risen slightly to 193 million units in 1995 vs some 190 million units in 1990, with the value of the market rising to only 112 million pounds sterling vs 110 million pounds. The domestic lighting market depends heavily on the UK housing market, which has been depressed during the early 1990s.

Lighting equipment and supplies industry, Lighting equipment industry

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Domestic lighting

Article Abstract:

The UK market for light fittings and shades was worth an estimated 440 million pounds sterling in 1999, up 1% from 1994. The lamps sector, including light bulbs, was worth 45 million pounds sterling in 1999, up 3% during the period. Table fittings is the largest category with a 32% value share, while floor fittings have experienced above-average growth. The UK retail domestic lighting market is forecast to reach 603 million pounds sterling in 1999, at current prices, rising to 709 million pounds sterling by 2003.

Electric Lamps, Electric Lamp Bulb and Part Manufacturing, Portable Residential Light Fixtures, Analysis, Electrical equipment and supplies industry, Electric equipment industry, Supply and demand, Electric light fixtures, Portable lighting

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