MarketTrends: Garage and Shed Storage Market and Trends

Apr 1, 2005
138 Pages - Pub ID: SB1088871
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Chapter 1 The Market
  • Scope
  • Methodology
    • A Word on Quantifying Retail Sales

  • Product Definitions
    • Types of Garage Storage
      • Cabinets
      • Shelves
      • Containers
      • Brackets/Hangers/Hooks
      • Storage Carts
      • Flexible Storage

    • Types of Shed Storage

  • Market Overview
    • Trends Influencing the Market
    • The U.S. Housewares Industry
      • Table 1-1 U.S. Houseware Expenditures, 2001- 2003 (in billion $)
      • Table 1-2 U.S. Housewares Expenditures, by Category, 2003
      • Figure 1-1 Housewares Categories Share Estimates

    • The Home Storage Market
    • The Garage and Shed Storage Market
        Figure 1-2 Estimated U.S. Sheds and Garages Market Composition, 2004

    • Market Size: Garage Storage
      • Shelves and Cabinets
        • Table 1-3 Shipment of Non-Wood Shelves, 1997-2009 (In Million $)
        • Table 1-4 Shipment of Wood Shelves, 1997-2009 (In Million $)
        • Table 1-5 Shipment of Wood Storage Containers, 1997-2009 (In Million $) Brackets, Hooks and Hangers
        • Table 1-6 Shipment of Brackets, Hooks and Hangers, 1997-2009 (In Million $)

      • Market Size: Sheds Table 1-7 Shipment of Prefabricated and Portable Small Metal (Steel and Aluminum) Utility Buildings, 1997-2009 (In Million $) Table 1-8 Consumer Spending on Sheds Plastic & Wire Storage Materials
      • Making the Most of Storage Space

    • Trends and Factors to Future Growth
      • Cocooning
      • Super-Consumerism
      • The Shrinking Hall Closet
      • The Housing Boom
        • Table 1-9 Top 25 Fastest Growing States, April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2003
        • Geographic area
        • Table 1-10 Top 25 Fastest Growing Counties: (% Change), April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2003

      • Demographic Shifts Effect Need for Storage
      • Growth in Houses with Garages
        • Table 1-11 Percentage of New Homes with/without Garages, 1950 - 2003
        • Table 1-12 Households with Garages (in 000¡¯s), 2003
        • Table 1-13 Occupied Housing Units with Garages ¡ª African Americans and Hispanics, 2003

      • Baby Boomers and the Housing Market
        • Table 1-14 Percent of Home Ownership by Age

      • Do-It-Herself
        • Table 1-15 Attitudes of Men and Women Regarding Garage Cleanliness

      • Women and Their Homes
      • Increase in Home Offices
      • Marketer and Retailer Interest
      • Plastic and Wire Storages to Propel Growth
        • Figure 1-3 Performances of Wire and Plastic Storage, 2001-2003

      • Rising Resin & Steel Prices
      • Growth of New Careers and Industries

    • Projected Market Growth
      • Overall Market to Reach $1.59 Billion by 2009 Figure 1--4 Projected Market for U.S. Sheds and Garage Storage, 2005-2009

Chapter 2 The Marketers

  • Smaller Niche Marketers Lead Innovation
    • ClosetMaid Corporation
      • Product Line
      • Table 2-1 ClosetMaid¡¯s garage storage products
      • GarageTek Inc.
        • Overview
        • Products & Services
        • New Product Introductions
        • Selected Financial Data
        • Table 2-2 GarageTek Sales, 2001-2003

      • Elfa International AB
        • Overview
        • Product Line

      • ONRAX
        • Overview
        • Products

      • SLIDE-LOK Garage & Storage Cabinets
        • Overview
        • Products
        • Table 2-3 SLIDE-LOK¡¯s Customizable System Pieces

      • Whirlpool Gladiator GarageWorks
        • Overview
        • Products
        • New Product Introductions
        • Innovative Garage Appliances

      • Newell Rubbermaid Inc.
        • Overview
        • Table 2-4 Newell Rubbermaid Sales, 2001-2004
        • Table 2- 5 Newell Rubbermaid Sales Composition, 2004
        • Divisions
        • Product line
        • Acquisitions and Divestures
        • Core Business Strategy
        • Future Outlook

      • Black and Decker
        • Overview
        • Storage Product Line

      • Knape & Vogt Manufacturing Co.
        • Overview
        • Product Line
        • Growth Through Acquisitions
        • Rationalization
        • Table 2-6 Knape & Vogt Sales, 2001-2004
        • Table 2-7 Knape & Vogt Sales Composition, 2004

      • Myers Industries, Inc.
        • Overview
        • Storage Products
        • Table 2-8 Myers Industries Sales, 2001-2004
        • Table 2-10 Myers Industries Sales Composition, 2003

      • Home Products International, Inc.
        • Table 2-11 HPI Sales, 2000-2003
        • Table 2-12 HPI Sales Composition, 2003

      • Sterilite Corporation
        • Overview
        • Product Line

      • Arrow Group Industries
        • Overview

      • ZAG Industries Ltd.
        • Table 2-13 ZAG Industries Product Line

    • Smaller Manufacturers and Brands
      • O'Sullivan Industries, Inc.
        • Table 3- 14 O¡¯Sullivan Industries Sales, 2001-2004

      • Stanley Furniture Company, Inc.
        • Table 3-15 Stanley Furniture Company Sales, 2001-2004

      • Tuff Sheds
        • Overview
        • Acquisition and Expansion
        • Product Line
        • Promising Sales Growth
        • Distribution
        • Advertising Initiatives

      • Suncast Corporation
        • Overview
        • Product Line

      • US Polymers Inc
        • Product Line

      • Handy Home Products
        • Overview
        • Product Line

      • Step 2 Co.
        • Overview
        • Product Line

      • Racor
        • Overview
        • Product Line

      • HyLoft Inc
        • Product Line
        • Other Major Garage Storage Products

Chapter 3 Marketing Dynamics

  • New Product Trends
  • Variety in Product Offerings Holds the Key
  • Ease of Use
  • Flexibility and Customization
  • Products for Specific Needs
  • Sports Equipment Storage
  • Innovative Plastic and Wire Storage Offerings
  • Key Product Introduction Briefs
    • Modular Storages
    • Vertical Storages
    • Cabinets/Workbenches
    • Sports Equipment Storage
    • Products for DIYs
    • Plastic Storage
    • Flexible Storage
    • Other Specialty items

  • Retail Dynamics
    • Garage Storage is a Lucrative Segment
    • Wire Storages Thrive in Home Improvement Stores
      • Table 3-1 Performance of Wire Storage by Channels of Distribution, 2002-2003

    • Plastic Storage Sales
      • Table 3-2 Performance of Plastic Storage by Channels of Distribution, 2002-2003

    • Post-Holiday Season Fuels Garage Storage Sales
    • E-retailing ¡ª Garage & Shed Storage
    • Discounters Go Online
    • Catalogs Get in the Act with High-End Offerings
    • Retailers Carve a Niche
    • Consumer Learning Curve

  • Retail Strategies
    • Targeting Women
    • Cross-Branding and Product Placement Opportunities
    • Storage Open to All Contenders
    • Voids Quickly Filled
    • Innovative Ways to Grab Sales
    • Taking the Confusion Out of Storage
    • Community Initiatives
    • Tie-ups with NASCAR for Promotion

Chapter 4 The Consumer

  • Consumers Resolve to Organize
  • The Simmons Survey
  • Home Improvements: 46 Million+ Adults Spend $1,000+ Annually
    • Figure 4-1 Pattern of Total Home Improvement Spend (% of people)
    • Table 4-1 Home Improvements: Total Expenditures
    • Table 4-2 Demographic Profiles by Home Improvement Spends ¨D
    • Total Expenditures

  • Home Improvement Spend: Preferences as per Demographics
    • Age Groups
    • Race/ethnicity
    • Region
    • Education Status
    • Employment Status
    • Household Income
    • Marital Status
    • Household Size
    • Type of Residence

  • Storage Sheds: More than Three Million Adults Spend $500+
    • Figure 4-2 Population by Storage Shed Spend (in millions of adults)

  • Who Bought Sheds in the Past Year
    • Table 4-3 Demographic Profile of People Buying Storage Sheds

  • Middle Income Groups Spend $1,000 or More
    • Table 4-4 Demographic Profile of People with Storage Shed Spend ¡ª$1,000 or more

  • Homemakers Top the $500 to $999 Spend on Sheds
    • Table 4-5 Demographic Profile of People with Storage Shed Spend: $500-$999

  • Mobile Home Dwellers Top The $100 to $499 Spend on Sheds
    • Table 4-6 Demographic Profile of People with Storage Shed Spend: $100-$499

  • African Americans, Widows & ¡Ü $10,000 Income Prefer Sheds Under $100
    • Table 4-7 Demographic Profile of People with Storage shed spend - Under $100

  • Mobile Home Owners and Westerners Prefer Working On Sheds Themselves
    • Table 4-8 Demographic Profile of People Erecting Sheds by Self/Other Household Members

  • Home Owners and Homemakers Likely to Hire Outside Help
    • Table 4-9 Demographic Profile of People using Outside Service for Storage Sheds

  • Consumer Attitudes Toward Garages
    • Higher Income Groups Prefer Remodeling Their Garages, Basements and Attics
      • Table 4-10 Demographic Profile of People Remodeling Basement/Attic/Garage

    • African Americans & Mobile Home Owners More Likely to Add Garage
      • Table 4-11 Demographic Profile of Consumers Who Added A Garage

    • More Than 8 Million Plan to Remodel or Add Garage
      • Table 4-12 Consumer Plans to Add or Remodel Garage
      • Table 4-13 Demographic Profile of People who Plan to Remodel the Garage Next Year

    • Who Plans to Add a Garage in the Next Year? Table 4-14 Demographic Profile of Consumers Who Plan to Add a Garage Next Year

Appendix: Addresses of Selected Marketers

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