Home Organization Products Market

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Home Organization Products Market

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US demand to rise 3.5% annually through 2015

Demand for home organization products is forecast to increase 3.5 percent annually through 2015. US consumers, particularly middle- and upper-class households, are willing to pay more for items that will make their lives easier and more organized. Demographic trends will also provide opportunities. For instance, as baby boomers become empty-nest families and move to smaller homes, they will look for ways to organize their possessions in these spaces. Also, the children of the baby boom generation are moving into dorm rooms and first apartments, many of which are also small spaces that require organization products for comfortable living. Value gains will be supported by the introduction of home organization products with a decorative look or specialty features as well as by the strong growth in larger, more expensive closet and garage organizing systems. Preventing even more rapid growth will be the rising commoditization of many home organization products, competition from producers in China and other lowmanufacturing cost countries, and the expected moderation in raw material prices. In addition, pricing pressures will continue to come from larger retailers, especially mass merchandisers and big box home improvement stores.

Wood-, laminate-based products to grow fastest

Metal and wire home organization products accounted for the largest share of sales by material type, with just under one-third of the total in 2010. These products are also expected to post above average gains through 2015, benefiting from strong growth in sales of modular units and cabinetry organization accessories. However, demand for wood- and laminate-based products is expected to post the fastest gains.

Modular units to post strongest annual gains

Bins, baskets and totes accounted for the largest share of home organization product sales in 2010, with 37 percent of the total market. These products, which can be decorative or purely functional, are widely used in most households to store and organize belongings of all sizes. Demand for modular units is expected to post the strongest annual gains among home organization products through 2015. Advances will be supported by the flexibility provided by modular units, which allow consumers to seamlessly add onto or redesign existing organization systems as their needs change or budget permits. The ongoing interest in organizing closets and garages will also benefit sales of modular units since these two areas account for the vast majority of modular unit sales.

Items for garages, closets show best prospects

Sales of home organization products for use in garages are expected to post the strongest gains through 2015, reflecting to some degree the relative immaturity of the garage storage market. Advances will also be aided by continued increases both in the share of homes with garages and in the average size of garages, along with consumer desires to make the space suitable for hobbies or other activities. Sales of home organization products for use in closets are also projected to achieve above average growth, supported by the increasing availability of these items in a variety of retail outlets. Value gains will be boosted by high-end closet systems made from solid wood or laminated panels and by the increasing consumer demand for closet systems outside of the master bedroom.

Study coverage

This industry study, Home Organization Products, presents historical demand data (2000, 2005, 2010) plus forecasts for 2015 and 2020 by material, product, room and market. The study also assesses market environment factors, evaluates company market share and profiles 35 US industry players.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION viii

I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1

II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT 4

General 4

Macroeconomic Environment 4

Demographic Trends 8

Population 9

Households 13

Consumer Trends 14

Personal Income & Expenditures 15

Consumer Financing 18

Residential Building Construction 21

Housing Completions 24

Housing Stock 29

Improvements & Repairs 34

Pricing 35

Foreign Trade 39

World Market 40

III. MATERIALS 42

General 42

Metal & Wire 44

Products 46

Suppliers 48

Plastic 50

Products 52

Suppliers 53

Wood 54

Products 56

Suppliers 56

Wicker, Rattan & Other 57

Wicker, Rattan & Other Weaves 60

Canvas & All Other Materials 62

Suppliers 64

IV. PRODUCTS 65

General 65

Bins, Baskets & Totes 70

Materials 74

Rooms 75

Suppliers 76

Shelving 77

Materials 78

Rooms 81

Suppliers 82

Modular Units 83

Materials 85

Rooms 88

Suppliers 89

Hanging Storage 90

Materials 92

Rooms 94

Suppliers 95

Accessories & Other 96

Materials 98

Rooms 100

Suppliers 101

V. ROOMS 103

General 103

Closets & Bedrooms 106

Closets 109

Bedrooms 112

Family Rooms 114

Products 116

Suppliers 117

Garages 118

Products 121

Suppliers 123

Pantries & Kitchens 124

Products 126

Suppliers 127

Bathrooms & Utility Rooms 128

Products 130

Suppliers 132

VI. MARKETS 134

General 134

Do-It-Yourself 137

Retailers 140

Suppliers 141

Professional Installation 141

Builders & Remodeling Contractors 144

Suppliers 145

VII. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 148

General 148

Industry Composition 149

Market Share 153

Competitive Strategies 157

Distribution 160

Marketing 163

Company Profiles 168

Akro-Mils, see Myers Industries

Ameriwood Industries, see Dorel Industries

Closet & Storage Concepts 169

Closet Factory Franchise Corporation 170

ClosetMaid, see Emerson Electric

Contemporary Closet Classics LLC 172

Dorel Industries Incorporated 174

Elfa International AB 176

Emerson Electric Company 178

FirstService Corporation 183

Flambeau Incorporated 186

Focus Products Group LLC 189

Fortune Brands Incorporated 191

GarageTek Incorporated 193

Genuine Parts Company 195

Gracious Living Corporation 196

Hafele GmbH & Company KG 198

Hirsh Industries Incorporated 201

Home Products International Incorporated 202

Household Essentials LLC 205

Illinois Tool Works Incorporated 208

Industrial Wire Products, see Storage Solutions

InterDesign Incorporated 211

InterMetro Industries, see Emerson Electric

ITW Space Bag, see Illinois Tool Works

Jarden Corporation 213

John Sterling, see Knape & Vogt Manufacturing

Knape & Vogt Manufacturing Company 215

Lehigh Consumer Products, see Jarden

Masco Corporation 219

Myers Industries Incorporated 221

Newell Rubbermaid Incorporated 224

Pacific Closet Works Limited 228

Plano Molding Company 230

Pro-Mart Industries Incorporated 232

Racor, see Illinois Tool Works

Sauder Woodworking Company 233

SCHULTE Corporation 235

SP Richards, see Genuine Parts

Spectrum Diversified Designs Incorporated 238

Sterilite Corporation 239

Storage Solutions 241

StoreWALL LLC 242

Stow Company 244

Whirlpool Corporation 246

Whitney Design, see Household Essentials

Windquest Companies, see Stow

Other Home Organization Companies 250

LIST OF TABLES

SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Summary Table 3

SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT

1 Macroeconomic Indicators 8

2 Population & Households 9

3 Personal Consumption Expenditures 18

4 Consumer Financing Environment, 2000-2010 21

5 Residential Building Construction Expenditures 24

6 New Housing Indicators 29

7 Housing Stock by Type 33

8 Residential Improvement & Repair Expenditures 35

SECTION III -- MATERIALS

1 Home Organization Product Demand by Material 43

2 Metal & Wire Home Organization Product Demand 46

3 Plastic Home Organization Product Demand 52

4 Wood Home Organization Product Demand 55

5 Demand for Home Organization Products Made from Wicker,

Rattan & Other Materials 60

SECTION IV -- PRODUCTS

1 Home Organization Product Demand by Type 68

2 Bin, Basket & Tote Demand 73

3 Shelving Demand 78

4 Modular Unit Demand 85

5 Hanging Storage Demand 92

6 Home Organization Accessory & Other Product Demand 98

SECTION V -- ROOMS

1 Home Organization Product Demand by Room 105

2 Closets & Bedrooms: Home Organization Product Demand 109

3 Family Rooms: Home Organization Product Demand 116

4 Garages: Home Organization Product Demand 121

5 Pantries & Kitchens: Home Organization Product Demand 126

6 Bathrooms & Utility Rooms: Home Organization Product

Demand 130

SECTION VI -- MARKETS

1 Home Organization Product Demand by Market 136

2 Do-It-Yourself Market for Home Organization Products 140

3 Professional Market for Home Organization Products 144

SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

1 US Home Organization Product Sales by Company, 2010 152

LIST OF CHARTS

SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT

1 Year of Construction of Housing Stock, 2010 34

SECTION III -- MATERIALS

1 Home Organization Product Demand by Material, 2010 44

SECTION IV -- PRODUCTS

1 Home Organization Product Demand by Type, 2010 69

2 Average Spending on Home Organization Products by Type,

2000-2020 70

3 Bin, Basket & Tote Demand by Material, 2010 75

4 Shelving Demand by Material, 2010 81

5 Modular Unit Demand by Material, 2010 87

6 Hanging Storage Demand by Material, 2010 94

7 Home Organization Accessory & Other Product Demand

by Material, 2010 100

SECTION V -- ROOMS

1 Home Organization Product Demand by Room, 2010 105

2 Average Spending on Home Organization Products by Room,

2000-2020 106

SECTION VI -- MARKETS

1 Home Organization Product Demand by Market & Room,

2000-2020 136

SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE

1 US Home Organization Product Market Share by Company,

2010 154

2 Retail Sales of Home Organization Products, 2000-2010 163

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