The sanitary ware market in Dubai will be worth an estimated $144.2 million by the end of this year and its forecasted growth between 2018 and 2019 is expected to reach 10 per cent, a report said.

The Sanitary Ware Market Outlook report from BNC Network, research partner the construction industry event The Big 5, examines the Dubai Government’s Green Building Regulations, which are calling for more efficient public and private water flow, ultimately showing regulatory demand for increased sustainable building interiors.

Presenting the BNC report, portfolio director for The Big 5 Dubai, Josine Heijmans, said: “The pipeline of active urban construction projects in the UAE is currently valued at $516 billion.”

“New and retrofit projects will be expected to comply with green building initiatives and regulations introduced recently by the UAE Government,” Heijmans added.

The Big 5 2017 will run from November 26-29 at Dubai World Trade Centre, and will dedicate free-to-attend CPD certified workshops to these topics under the Architecture and Sustainability Talks, with the aim of advancing industry best practices in the Region and exploring the latest and most innovative sustainable interior design solutions.

The exhibition will showcase 360-degree building solutions clustered in five product sectors: MEP services, Building Interiors & Finishes, Building Envelope & Special Construction, Construction Tools & Building Materials, and Construct Technology & Innovation.

Last year’s edition of The Big 5 was the largest to date, attracting over 78,579 participants and 2,586 exhibiting companies from 59 countries. Some of the major sanitary ware exhibitors at The Big 5 2017 include Neoperl, Delabie, Presto, Daniel, Remer, and Pentagono. – TradeArabia News Service