Polymer‑based adhesives, encompassing epoxy, polyurethane, and acrylic systems, dominate the market through their superior tensile strength, chemical resistance, and cure speed, contributing an estimated 45 % of total sales. Mineral‑based adhesives, primarily cementitious and lime formulations, are favored for fire‑rating and breathability in historic restoration, representing roughly 30 % of the market. Bio‑based adhesives, derived from soy, starch, or other renewable feedstocks, are emerging as sustainable alternatives, currently accounting for about 10 % but projected to expand with green‑building mandates. Hybrid systems combine polymer and mineral chemistries to balance performance and cost, holding the remaining 15 % share. Each type addresses distinct performance criteria—structural load, environmental compliance, or cost efficiency—thereby shaping the overall market taxonomy for adhesives used in construction and woodworking applications.