4 Construction Supplies that might Trend in the Philippines




Demand for certain materials for construction has changed radically in the past 6 months that the COVID-19 pandemic hit. For construction suppliers and even for distributors, this means that clients might come to them with unexpected needs. What are some of the most important materials that you should start stocking up on.



Plexi- and Fiberglass


With the emphasized importance of social distancing and hygienic barriers, plexiglass and fiberglass has become more popular. Both materials are especially in demand for commercial institutions like food establishments that offer dine-in services.



Timber


There is also a boom in the natural and nature-like building movement which is by timber and other hard wood might find a bigger market in the months to come. As an already popular construction supply in the Philippines, It’s a more breathable alternative to concrete and gives spaces a more natural feel.



Power Tools


Because DIY is in, power tools are sure to gain increased demand. More and more people are tuning into YouTube to do their own simple home renovations or create furniture and fixture on their. It is, after all, more hygienic and safer than hiring an outsider. While DIY projects might create a spike in power tools demand, more intricate projects like electrical, architecture, engineering, and landscaping will still be necessary.



Soil & Landscaping Supplies


Green spaces and sustainable living spaces are in and will only get more popular in years and even months to come so any construction supply that can be directly used for landscaping, greenhouses, gardens, and other horticultural area will be in demand in the Philippines.




Aside from the four of these, certain niche markets might also be good to delve into like having materials for aqua-scaping, livestock raising, and stocking hardware for renewable energy like solar panels. While the COVID pandemic does not seem to let up anytime soon, we can still find solutions to problems with through supplying much needed materials that support sustainable living. 






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