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Household Appliances: Washers and Dryers - US - August 2006
Mintel, Aug 2006, Pages: 105
Introduction and Abbreviations Introduction Definition Abbreviations and terms Abbreviations Terms Executive Summary Shipments and prices increase Increasing numbers of homeowners Growth in high-income households Product development meets demand for enhanced features “Whirltag” major force in supply structure Half of all respondents want to buy American Advertising focuses on brand Sears maintains retail lead Opportunity for private label appliances from retailers Home moves trigger purchase Machine failure most common reason to purchase Majority won’t pay a premium for design High-end features to trickle down to low-end product Housing market to cool Lessening of strong growth ahead Market Drivers Increase in the number of households and homeowners Figure 1: Number of households, home ownership, and installed base of washers/dryers, 2001-05 Buying a home Figure 2: Existing and new home sales (single-unit, privately owned homes), 1999-2006 Figure 3: Existing and new home sales (single-unit, privately owned homes), 1999-2006 Figure 4: 30-year conventional mortgage rates, 1971-2005 Household income Reasons for purchase and factors in purchase decision Distribution of households by income Figure 5: Distribution of households, by income, 1999 and 2004 Figure 6: Change in # of households per income bracket, 1999-2004 Features Energy-efficiency Figure 7: Annual operating costs ($), 1994-2004 Consumers look for better design Figure 8: Willingness to pay more for design-led product, June 2006 Quiet operation Age of the U.S. population Figure 9: Age composition of the U.S. population, 1990-2020 Market Size and Trends Introduction Figure 10: Total U.S. manufacturer sales of washers and dryers, at current and constant prices, 2001-06 Figure 11: Graph: Total U.S. manufacturer sales of washers and dryers, at current prices, 2001-06 Figure 12: Total U.S. shipments of washers and dryers, 2001-06 “Hour-glass” sales as average prices rise Figure 13: Average U.S. sales price for washers and dryers, at current prices, 2001-06 Market Segmentation Introduction Figure 14: Total U.S. sales of laundry appliances, segmented by product type, 2004 and 2006 Figure 15: Graph: Total estimated U.S. sales of laundry appliances, segmented by product type, 2006 Figure 16: Total U.S. volume shipments of laundry appliances, segmented by product type, 2004 and 2006 Washing machines Figure 17: Supplier sales of washing machines, at current and constant prices, 2001-06 Figure 18: Average supplier sales price for washing machines, at current and constant prices, 2001-06 Figure 19: Unit sales of washing machines, 2001-06 Dryers Figure 20: Supplier sales of dryers, at current and constant prices, 2001-06 Figure 21: Average supplier sales price for washing machines, at current and constant prices, 2001-06 Figure 22: Unit sales of dryers, 2001-06 Supply Structure Introduction Brand ownership Figure 23: Brand of washer/dryer owned by respondents, June 2006 Figure 24: Graph: Brand of washer/dryer owned, June 2006 Figure 25: Purchased same brand when replacing washer/dryer, by age, June 2006 Company profiles Whirlpool Corporation (Whirlpool, Maytag, Roper) Sears Holdings Corp (Kenmore) GE Consumer & Industrial Electrolux Home Products North America (Frigidaire) LG Electronics USA Inc Samsung Electronics Co Haier America Advertising and Promotion Introduction Figure 26: Adspend and sales, 2005 Figure 27: Graph: Adspend, 2005 Whirlpool Figure 28: Maytag TV Spot, Neptune/Pacific sales, 2006 Figure 29: Whirlpool TV Spot, Penguins, 2006 Sears/Kenmore GE Electrolux/Frigidaire LG Electronics USA Figure 30: LG TV Spot, SteamWash, 2006 Retail Distribution Introduction Choice of retailer Figure 31: Where washer/dryer was purchased in the last 24 months, June 2006 Figure 32: Graph: Where washer/dryer was purchased in the last 24 months, June 2006 Attitudes towards brands available through major retailers Figure 33: Any brand offered by a major retailer will offer the same quality and reliability, June 2006 After-sale services Figure 34: Purchase of after-sale services, June 2006 Mintel’s retail store audits Impressions of the laundry appliance department Figure 35: Retail auditor’s comments on what made washer/dryer display unique, July 2006 Merchandise sold with/next to washers and dryers Brands, pricing and product selection Figure 36: Washer/dryer brands carried by select retailers, July 2006 Figure 37: Range of prices for washers/dryers, by retailer, July 2006 Promotions Figure 38: Promotional activity by retailers, July 2006 The Consumer Introduction Summary Reason for purchase Factors in purchase Home ownership, purchase and remodeling Age Household income Household size and marital status Race/Hispanic origin Ownership of appliances Figure 39: Ownership of laundry appliances, by age, January-September 2005 Figure 40: Ownership of laundry appliances, by household income, January-September 2005 Figure 41: Ownership of laundry appliances, by home ownership, recent remodeling and purchase of new home, January-September 2005 Figure 42: Ownership of laundry appliances, by marital status, January-September 2005 Recent purchase of appliances Figure 43: Purchase of laundry appliances in the last 12 months, by home ownership, recent remodeling and purchase of new home, January-September 2005 Home remodeling Figure 44: Home remodeling in the last 12 months, by household income, January-September 2005 Price paid for washers and dryers Figure 45: Price paid for laundry appliances purchased in the last 24 months, washers and dryers, June 2006 Figure 46: Price paid for washing machine purchased in the last 24 months, by select demographics, June 2006 Reason for purchase Figure 47: Reason for purchase of washing machine in the last 24 months, by age, June 2006 Figure 48: Reason for purchase of washing machine in the last 24 months, by household income, June 2006 Factors influencing washer purchase Figure 49: Factors affecting decision to purchase washer, by household income, June 2006 Attitudes towards laundry appliance appearance Figure 50: Attitudes towards appearance of laundry appliances, by age, June 2006 Figure 51: Attitudes towards appearance of laundry appliances, by number of people in household, June 2006 Attitudes toward appliance noise Figure 52: Attitudes towards quiet-operating laundry appliances, by household income, June 2006 Attitudes toward features Figure 53: Attitudes towards front-loading/complex washing machines, by age, June 2006 Figure 54: Attitudes towards front-loading/complex laundry appliances, by household income, June 2006 Figure 55: Attitudes towards front-loading/complex laundry appliances, by number of people in household, June 2006 Willingness to pay more for energy-efficiency Figure 56: Not worth paying extra for energy-efficient laundry appliances, by age, June 2006 Checking length of warranties Figure 57: Check length of manufacturer’s warranty/extended warranty is valuable, by age, June 2006 Figure 58: Check length of manufacturer’s warranty/extended warranty is valuable, by household income, June 2006 Figure 59: Check length of manufacturer’s warranty/extended warranty is valuable, by number of people in household, June 2006 Attitudes towards replacing laundry appliances Figure 60: Have replaced washer/dryer at least once/would replace if I had more money, by age, June 2006 Figure 61: Have replaced washer/dryer at least once/would replace if I had more money, by presence of children under 18, June 2006 Buying pairs of appliances Figure 62: Have replaced washer and dryer when one machine broke, by age, June 2006 Figure 63: Have replaced washer and dryer when one machine broke, by household income, June 2006 Who plans to replace their washer/dryer in the next year, and why? Figure 64: Planning to replace washer or dryer in the next year, by age, household income, and presence of children, June 2006 Figure 65: Reason for planning to replace washer or dryer in the next year, by age and household income, June 2006 Figure 66: Reason for planning to replace washer or dryer in the next year, by presence of children, June 2006 The impact of race/ethnicity Figure 67: Ownership of laundry appliances, by race/Hispanic origin, January-September 2005 Figure 68: Attitudes towards appearance of laundry appliances, by race and Hispanic origin, June 2006 Figure 69: Attitudes towards front-loading/complex washing machines, by race and Hispanic origin, June 2006 Figure 70: Check length of manufacturer’s warranty/extended warranty is valuable, by race and Hispanic origin, June 2006 Figure 71: Planning to replace washer or dryer in the next year, by race and Hispanic origin, June 2006 Future and Forecast Future trends Continued growth in the number of households and new homes Housing market cools Figure 72: Forecast of total U.S. sales of new and existing homes, 2005-10 Home ownership rates will continue to increase Figure 73: Home ownership rates, by race/ethnicity (percentage), 2000 and 2010 Smaller appliances for smaller households Figure 74: Households, by size, 1995-2005 Figure 75: Graph: Households, by size, change from 1995-2005 Continued focus on design Front-loading future Quiet-operating washers/dryers soar Energy-efficient machines become the norm Simpler interfaces to emerge Steam cleaners to gain popularity Market forecast Washers and dryers Figure 76: Forecast of total U.S. manufacturer sales of washers and dryers, at current and constant prices, 2006-11 Figure 77: Forecast of total U.S. manufacturer sales of washers and dryers, at current prices, 2006-11 Washers Figure 78: Forecast of U.S. manufacturer sales of washers, at current and constant prices, 2006-11 Dryers Figure 79: Forecast of U.S. manufacturer sales of dryers, at current and constant prices, 2006-11 Forecast factors Appendix: Trade Associations
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