Algeria's construction landscape is currently characterized by a rapid shift toward energy-efficient buildings. Due to the extreme temperature fluctuations between the Mediterranean coast and the Sahara regions, there is a critical need for materials like fiber ceiling board that can maintain structural integrity under high thermal stress.
Currently, many government-led infrastructure projects in Algiers and Oran are transitioning from traditional plaster to advanced ceiling mineral fiber systems to improve acoustic comfort in public offices and healthcare facilities, reducing the noise pollution common in dense urban areas.
Furthermore, the humid coastal climate has increased the demand for moisture-resistant alternatives. While traditional options fail, the adoption of pvc gypsum board has risen in residential areas, though industrial sectors still prefer high-density mineral solutions for their superior fire rating.