Window & door manufacturing statistics
Market size, growth and material-waste data for the fenestration industry — India and global. Every figure is sourced and linked.
Projected growth of India’s aluminium windows & doors market (2025–2031)
Source: Industry reports ↗Typical material waste in metal fabrication before optimization
Source: goSmarter (scrap & yield) ↗Users of LogiKal worldwide — a measure of how large fenestration software has become
Source: Forterro (LogiKal) ↗What the numbers mean for fabricators
The market is growing fast
India’s window and door industry is expanding at high single-digit to double-digit growth, led by urbanisation, new construction and a shift to uPVC and aluminium. More volume means more quotes, more cutting and more pressure on margins.
Material waste is the quiet cost
Metal fabrication typically wastes 10–20% of material, and cutting optimization can bring that down toward 5–8%. On profile-heavy window work, that gap is real money left in the scrap pile.
Software is now the norm, not the edge
With tens of thousands of fabricators on dedicated software worldwide, running a growing workshop on spreadsheets and WhatsApp is increasingly the exception — and the disadvantage.
Figures are drawn from third-party market reports and industry sources, linked above, and are presented for general context. Market-size and growth estimates vary between research firms; follow each source for its full methodology. AluSync does not publish customer-specific performance claims.