Outdoor Furniture

SUMMARY

This report analyzes the US market for Outdoor Furniture in US$ Million. The major product segments analyzed are Metal, Plastic/Resin, Wicker/Rattan, and Wood. Annual forecasts are provided for US region for the period of 2000 through 2010. The report profiles 180 companies including many key and niche players such as Bemis Manufacturing Co., Inc., Casual Living, Creative Woodwork International, Grosfillex North America, Hanamint Corp., HC Holdings LLC, Kingsley-Bate, Ltd., Leisure Furniture & Powdercoating, Inc., Lloyd Flanders Industries, Inc., Mallin Casual Furniture, Meadowcraft, Inc., O.W. Lee Company, Inc., Syroco, Inc., The Coleman Company, Inc., and Weber-Stephen Products Co. Market data and analytics are derived from primary and secondary research. Company profiles are mostly extracted from URL research and reported select online sources.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

I. INTRODUCTION, METHODOLOGY & PRODUCT DEFINITIONS

• Study Reliability and Reporting Limitations I-1
• Disclaimers I-2
• Data Interpretation & Reporting Level I-2
• Quantitative Techniques & Analytics I-2
• Product Definitions and Scope of Study I-3
• 1. Metal I-3
• 2. Plastic/Resin I-3
• 3. Wicker/Rattan I-3
• 4. Wood I-4
• 5. Others I-4

II. A US MARKET REPORT

1. Industry Overview II-1

• Outdoor Furniture: A Curtain Raiser II-1
• A Notoriously Fragmented Market II-1
• Where's the Competition II-2
• Rediscovering the Great American Backyard II-2
• A Statement of Style & Imagination II-2
• Changing Styles of Modern Living Extend Cues to Where the Market is Heading II-3
• Elegant Outdoor Furniture Moves In & Indoor Furniture Moves Out II-3
• The Colors of Life II-3
• Rise in Backyard Activities Puts the Market In-form for Growth II-4
• Outdoor Living & Entertainment: A Leisure Trend of National Proportions II-5
• Getting Close to Nature II-5
• Exquisite Home Interiors is no Longer Enough II-5
• Outdoor Furniture: No Longer an Afterthought for Improving Outdoor Comfort II-5
• The "Stress" of Modern Lifestyles Lead to Greater Outdoor Indulgence II-6
• Metal Patio Furniture: For a Feel of Paris Under the Stars II-6
• Wicker: A Timeless Tradition in Patio Furniture Style II-6
• Patio Umbrellas: For a Very Becoming Protection Against the Sun & Rain II-7
• Outdoor Benches: A Part of the Must Have Outdoor Furniture Collectables II-7
• Hammocks: Envisioning the Ancient CaribbeanCulture II-7
• Garden Oasis Patio Furniture: For the Perfect Garden Refuge II-8
• Innovative Weather Resistant Materials & Fabrics Help Fan the Demand II-8
• Factors Influencing Purchasing Decisions II-9
• Number Speak II-9
• Metal Outdoor Furniture: The Oldest Battle Scarred Warhorse II-9
• Wicker Outdoor Furniture Spurs Growth II-9
• Table 1: Outdoor Furniture Market in the US: Furniture by Material Category Ranked by Percentage Market Share of Retail Revenues for the Year 2006- Metal, Plastic, Wicker/Rattan, Wood and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-10
• Table 2: Outdoor Furniture Market in the US: Furniture by Material Category Ranked by CAGRs (2000 through 2010) - Metal, Plastic, Wicker/Rattan, Wood and Others (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-10
• Key Trends & Issues In a Capsule II-10
• Charting the Path of the Market's Movement II-10
• Year 2001 & 2002: Caught By the Flat Tyre Bug II-10
• Year 2003 & Beyond: Market Regains Poise II-10
• M&A Activity On the Rise II-11
• Changing Lifestyles: A Prime Stimulant II-11
• Outdoor Furniture Not Spared by Fashion Fads II-12
• Patio Glass Tabletops Fall Out of Favor II-12
• Outdoor Throw Pillows Are In II-12
• Comfort: A Crucible of Product Success II-12
• Ergonomics: A Key Design Variable II-13
• Premium Products Take On a High Profile II-13
• Choices, Choices, and Choices. II-13
• Aluminum: The Most Popular Metal for Outdoor Furniture II-13
• Price Inelastic Consumers Keep Demand for Plastic Furniture Alive II-14
• Who Says Resin Cannot Be Stylish & Indulgent? II-14
• Demand for Certified Wood Products On the Rise II-14
• Outdoor Furniture Made To Look & Feel Like Indoor Furniture II-14
• Focus Shifts from Garden to Patios, Deck and Other Outdoor Areas II-14
• Loggias: Ascending the Popularity Chart as an Ideal Outdoor Living Space II-15
• Rise in Home Ownership: A Key Demand Stimulant II-15
• Residential Renovation: An Opportunity for Repeat Business II-15
• Upscale Homes: A Key Revenue Propellant II-15
• 'Outdoor Living Room' for a Unique Open Air and Sheltered Feel II-15
• Outdoor Rooms Go From Concept to Fact of Lifestyle II-16
• Growing Average Home Size Leads to Increased Demand II-16
• Innovation in Full Steam II-16
• Fabric Innovation from the Textile Industry II-17
• Asia Garners a Huge Chunk of US Imports II-17
• Vietnam Next in Line After China II-18
• Consumer Demographic Profile II-18
• The Dawn of the New Millennials II-18
• Short Statistical Snippets On the Gen X Consumer Cluster II-18
• Table 3: The Gen X Share of Household Salaries for the Year 2005 Among the 25-34 Age Group of Individuals (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-19
• What They Buy: Year 2005 II-19
• Table 4: Percentage of Gen X'ers Planning to Making the Following Purchases in the Near Future (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-19
• Where They Live: Year 2001 II-20
• Table 5: Percentage of Generation X Residents in Key US Metropolitan Cities (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-20
• Consumers Shift to Online Purchases II-21
• Table 6: Consumer Online & Offline Purchasing Behavior: Year 2006 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-21
• Affluent Households with Children: A Lucrative Target II-22
• Table 7: Number of Households in the US: Breakdown by Annual Household Income (In 000's) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-22
• Young Homeowners Are Avid Users II-22
• The Younger the Better II-22
• Housing Starts & Remodeling: Two Key Demand Generating Opportunities II-23
• Table 8: The US Real Estate Market: Number of Housing Starts in Thousands of Units by Region for the Years 2000 through 2005 - North-East, Mid-West, South, and West (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-23
• Table 9: US Home Ownership Statistics for Years 2002 and 2003 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-23
• Table 10: US Residential Housing Statistics: Number of Single-Family, Multifamily Homes, and New Single-Family Home Sales, and Existing Home Sales for Years 2003 through 2007 (In Thousand Units) (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-24
• Table 11: US Home Remodeling Market: Annual Spends for Years 2001 & 2003 (In US$ Billion) II-24
• Empty Nesters Represent a Lucrative Target II-24
• Percentage Distribution of Houses With Outdoor Features (Patio, Porch & Backyard) II-24
• Table 12: Housing Market in the US: Percentage Distribution of Newly Constructed One-Family Houses With Patio for Years 1992, 1996, 2000 & 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-25
• Table 13: Housing Market in the US: Percentage Distribution of Newly Constructed One-Family Houses With Porch for Years 1992, 1996, 2000 & 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-26
• Table 14: Housing Market in the US: Percentage Distribution of Newly Constructed One-Family Houses With Backyard for Years 1992, 1996, 2000 & 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-26
• Table 15: Housing Market in the US: Percentage Distribution of Newly Constructed Built for Sale One-Family Houses With Patio for Years 1992,1996, 2000 & 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-27
• Table 16: Housing Market in the US: Percentage Distribution of Newly Constructed Built for Sale One-Family Houses With Porch for Years 1992, 1996, 2000 & 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-27
• Table 17: Housing Market in the US: Percentage Distribution of Newly Constructed Built for Sale One-Family Houses With Backyard for Years 1992, 1996, 2000 & 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-28
• Table 18: Housing Market in the US: Percentage Distribution of Newly Constructed Owner Built One-Family Houses With Patio for Years 1992, 1996, 2000 & 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-28
• Table 19: Housing Market in the US: Percentage Distribution of Newly Constructed Owner Built One-Family Houses With Porch for Years 1992, 1996, 2000 & 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-29
• Table 20: Housing Market in the US: Percentage Distribution of Newly Constructed Owner Built One-Family Houses With Backyard for Years 1992, 1996, 2000 & 2005 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-29
• Customers Become Increasingly Hard to Please II-29
• Market Statistics II-30
• Table 21: Outdoor Furniture Market in the US (2002): Percentage Sales Breakdown in Select US States - California, Texas, Florida, New York, Washington, Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, North Carolina, and Other States (includes correspondingGraph/Chart) II-30
• Table 22: Average Household Spending on Outdoor Furnishings, Supplies and Services in US$ for Years 1997 and 2002 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-30
• Table 23: Percentage Breakdown of Households Purchasing Outdoor Living Products forthe Year 2005 (includes correspondingGraph/Chart) II-31
• What's Buzzing in the Retail Space? II-31
• Leading Retailers of Casual Furniture in the US in 2002 II-32
• Table 24: US Retail Market for Outdoor LeisureAccessories (2003): Percentage Breakdown of RetailOutlets (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-32
• Rise in Retailer Mergers and Insolvencies Worries Manufacturers II-32
• Mass Retailers Unceremoniously Elbow Their Way Past Specialty Retailers II-32
• Mass Merchants Encroach Into the Premium Strata of the Market II-32
• What Are the Mass Retailers' Stocking This Spring? II-33
• The Rising Potential of Home Improvement Stores II-33
• Imports Help Retailers to Raise Profit Margin Without Losing Business II-33
• Retailers Opt for Direct Import Purchase II-33
• Noteworthy Issues & Challenges II-34
• Climatic Conditions Influence Outdoor Furniture Sales II-34
• Winter Sales Slump Forces Diversification II-34
• Design Piracy: An Irksome Irritant II-34
• Emergence of Resin Wicker Affects Sales of Traditional Wicker II-34
• Resin Outdoor Furniture Loses Out on Display Space II-34
• Wood Shortage Makes Wooden Furniture Dear II-34
• Wood Exhibits Slow Growth Owing to Maintenance and Price II-35
• The Paradox of Rising Interest Rates & Higher Outdoor Furniture Demand II-35
• Few Takers For High-End Products in the Luxury Consumer Group II-35
• China Turns On the Heat in the Domestic Market II-35
• Europe Deflects the Heat of Chinese Competition II-36

2. Product Overview II-37

• Outdoor Furniture: A Definition II-37
• Types of Outdoor Furniture II-37
• Outdoor Seating Products II-37
• Park Benches II-37
• Lawn Chairs II-37
• Adirondack Chairs II-37
• Patio Chairs II-37
• Swings/Slings II-37
• Outdoor Loveseat II-38
• Settees II-38
• Ottomans II-38
• Toadstools II-38
• Poolside Recliners or Garden Recliners II-38
• Porch Swings & Rocker II-38
• Outdoor Tables II-39
• Picnic Tables II-39
• Umbrellas/Parasol II-39
• Patio Umbrellas II-39
• Beach Umbrellas II-39
• Outdoor Furniture Materials: A Peek Into the Raw Deal II-39
• Metal II-39
• Iron II-40
• Aluminum II-40
• Cast & Extruded Iron/Aluminum II-40
• Steel II-40
• Wood/Rattan II-40
• Teak II-41
• Oak II-41
• Redwood II-41
• Cedar II-41
• Eucalyptus II-41
• Roble II-41
• Shorea II-41
• Jarrah II-41
• Pine II-42
• Others II-42
• Plastic/Resin II-42
• Polymer II-42
• Recycled Plastic II-42
• Wicker II-42
• Vinyl Wicker II-43
• Natural Wicker II-43
• Loom Wicker II-43
• Rattan II-43
• Cane II-43
• Reed II-43
• Bamboo II-44
• Others II-44
• Poly-wood Outdoor Furniture II-44
• Popular Material Combinations II-44
• Plastic-Metal II-44
• Metal-Wood II-44
• Wicker-Plastic II-44

3. Recent Industry Activity II-45

• Home Casual Signs the Dotted Line to Acquire Sun Isle USA II-45
• Palmetto Starts New Online Store II-45
• New Palladian Woven from Tropitone II-45
• Tropitone Improves Outdoor Furnishing Portfolio II-45
• SuperSizeWorld.com™ Offers New Spectrum of Patio Chairs II-46
• Thos. Baker's Craftsman Collection Hits the Aisle II-46
• Tropitone Unveils Stoneworks II-46
• Woodard Debuts Wyatt Aluminum Mesh Collection II-46
• Art Line Launches Vista Range of Patio Furniture II-46
• Homecrest's Cushion-seating Series Forays into the Market II-47
• Homecrest Enhances Outdoor Furnishing Product Offerings II-47
• Homecrest Set to Roll Out Permaplush™ II-47
• Creative Woodwork Unveils Two Outdoor Furnishings II-47
• Agio Acquires wicker and Stone Top Division of Sun Isle II-47
• Tropitone's Plans to Debut Bella II-48
• Tropitone Offers Santorini II-48
• New Sling Seating Products from Tropitone II-48
• Room & Board Develops Classy Outdoor Furnishings II-48
• CWI Launches Lifewood Brand and Lifeware Line of Modular Outdoor Furniture II-48
• Atlantis unveils new range of wooden outdoor furniture II-49
• BJI Unveils TOMMY BAHAMA Outdoor Furnishings II-49
• Trivest Purchase Brown Jordan II-49

4. Focus on Select U.S. Players II-50

• Bemis Manufacturing Co., Inc. II-50
• Casual Living II-50
• Creative Woodwork International II-50
• Grosfillex North America II-50
• Hanamint Corp. II-50
• HC Holdings LLC II-50
• Kingsley-Bate, Ltd. II-51
• Leisure Furniture & Powdercoating, Inc. II-51
• Lloyd Flanders Industries, Inc. II-51
• Mallin Casual Furniture II-51
• Meadowcraft, Inc. II-51
• O.W. Lee Company Inc. II-52
• Syroco, Inc. II-52
• The Coleman Company, Inc. II-52
• Weber-Stephen Products Co. II-52

5. Market Analytics II-53

• Table 25: US Recent Past, Current & Future Analysis for Outdoor Furniture by Material Category - Metal, Plastic/Resin, Wicker/Rattan, Wood and Others Independently Analyzed with Annual Sales Figures in US$ Million for the Years 2000 through 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-53
• Table 26: US 10-Year Perspective for Outdoor Furniture by Material Category - Percentage Breakdown of Dollar Sales for Metal, Plastic/Resin, Wicker/Rattan, Wood and Others for Years 2000, 2006 & 2010 (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) II-53

III. COMPETITION

• 1. Admiral Furniture (USA) III-1
• 2. Agio International (USA) III-1
• 3. Alfa Dinettes, Inc. (USA) III-2
• 4. Alfresco Home (USA) III-5
• 5. Allagash Wood Products (USA) III-6
• 6. Allied Hotel & Restaurant Furniture Co., Inc. (USA) III-6
• 7. All-Luminum Products, Inc. (USA) III-7
• 8. ALS Garden Art, Inc. (USA) III-7
• 9. Alu-Mont Furniture (USA) III-8
• 10. American Chair & Seating Corporation (USA) III-9
• 11. American Holtzkraft, Inc. (USA) III-9
• 12. American Home And Patio™ Furniture (USA) III-10
• 13. Anacara Company (USA) III-10
• 14. Anderson Teak (USA) III-11
• 15. Arctic (USA) III-12
• 16. Armorcoat LLC (USA) III-14
• 17. Art Line, Inc. (USA) III-15
• 18. Aztecfurniture.com (USA) III-16
• 19. Baldwin Furniture LLC (USA) III-16
• 20. Barlow Tyrie, Inc. (USA) III-17
• 21. Beachfront Furniture (USA) III-17
• 22. Beecham Swing Company (USA) III-17
• 23. Belson Outdoors, Inc. (USA) III-18
• 24. Bemis Manufacturing Co., Inc. (USA) III-21
• 25. Blue Star Group (USA) III-22
• 26. Blue Valley Industries, Inc. (USA) III-22
• 27. Botanic Teak (USA) III-23
• 28. Brown Jordan International (USA) III-24
• 29. Caluco Patio Furniture (USA) III-24
• 30. Carter Grandle (USA) III-25
• 31. Cast Classics (USA) III-25
• 32. Cast Craft (USA) III-26
• 33. Casual Creations (USA) III-26
• 34. Casual Cushion Corporation (USA) III-27
• 35. Casual Living (USA) III-27
• 36. Century Furniture LLC (USA) III-28
• 37. Classic Cushions & Umbrellas (USA) III-29
• 38. Columbia Equipment Co., Inc. (USA) III-30
• 39. Comfort Research (USA) III-30
• 40. Community Furniture (USA) III-31
• 41. Concrete Works Statuary, Inc. (USA) III-32
• 42. Conversion Products, Inc. (USA) III-34
• 43. Country Casual (USA) III-35
• 44. Cox Industries, Inc. (USA) III-36
• 45. Creative Pipe, Inc. (USA) III-37
• 46. Creative Woodwork International (CWI) (USA) III-39
• 47. CRP Products, Inc. (Canada) III-39
• 48. Dayva International, Inc. (USA) III-40
• 49. Design Kollection (USA) III-40
• 50. D'Firo Design, Inc. (USA) III-41
• 51. Domilia (USA) III-41
• 52. Domus Designs (USA) III-42
• 53. Doty & Sons Concrete Products, Inc. (USA) III-43
• 54. Dunford Jones (USA) III-44
• 55. Eagle One Products (USA) III-44
• 56. Ebel, Inc. (USA) III-45
• 57. Eco-Products, Inc. (USA) III-46
• 58. Elegant Outdoor Living (USA) III-47
• 59. Engineered Plastic Systems, LLC (USA) III-48
• 60. Essencia Design, Inc. (USA) III-49
• 61. Ethan Allen Interiors, Inc. (USA) III-50
• Table 27: Annual Sales Analysis by Quarter: 2005-2006 (In US$ million) III-51
• Table 28: Annual Sales Analysis by Quarter: 2004-2005 (In US$ million) III-51
• 62. Ficks Reed (USA) III-55
• 63. Fim Manufacturing, Inc. (Canada) III-55
• 64. Florida Playground & Steel Co., Inc. (USA) III-56
• 65. Foremost Groups, Inc. (USA) III-58
• 66. Fullrich Industries Company (USA) III-59
• 67. Gardenpark International, Inc. (USA) III-59
• 68. GCI Outdoor (USA) III-60
• 69. Gensun Casual Furniture (USA) III-60
• 70. Gilcraft, Inc. (USA) III-61
• 71. Glentruan, Ltd. (Vietnam) III-61
• 72. Gloster Furniture, Inc. (USA) III-62
• 73. Gracious Living (Canada) III-62
• 74. Groovystuff (USA) III-63
• 75. Grosfillex North America (USA) III-63
• 76. Hanamint Corporation (USA) III-64
• 77. HC Holdings (Homecrest Industries) (USA) III-65
• 78. Home And Patio Galleries (USA) III-66
• 79. Home Casual (USA) III-67
• 80. Island Furniture (USA) III-68
• 81. Jane Hamley Wells (USA) III-69
• 82. Java Furniture (USA) III-69
• 83. Jensen Jarrah Leisure Furniture, Inc. (USA) III-70
• 84. Jewels of Java (USA) III-70
• 85. Jordan Mfg. Company (USA) III-71
• 86. Kencoat (USA) III-71
• 87. Kettler International, Inc. (USA) III-72
• 88. Kingsley-Bate Limited (USA) III-73
• 89. Kohestan (USA) III-75
• 90. Koverroos (USA) III-76
• 91. Kurt Petersen Furniture (USA) III-76
• 92. Lakeland Mills, Inc. (USA) III-77
• 93. Landscape Forms (USA) III-77
• 94. Laneventure (USA) III-78
• 95. Lawler Manufacturing Company, Inc. (USA) III-79
• 96. Leisure Furniture & Powder Coating, Inc. (USA) III-80
• 97. LES Jardins (USA) III-81
• 98. Lift & Davit Co., Inc. (USA) III-82
• 99. Lloyd Flanders Industries, Inc. (USA) III-83
• 100. Lowe's Companies, Inc. (USA) III-84
• Table 29: Half-Yearly Sales Analysis: 2006-2007 (H1) (In US$ million) III-85
• Table 30: Annual Sales Analysis: 2004-2006 (In US$ million) III-85
• Table 31: Annual Sales Analysis by Quarter: 2004-2005 (In US$ million) III-86
• 101. LWO Corporation (USA) III-89
• 102. Mallin Casual Furniture (USA) III-89
• 103. Matrex Furniture (Indonesia) III-90
• 104. Maxcera Corporation (USA) III-91
• 105. Meadowcraft, Inc. (USA) III-93
• 106. MECO Corporation (USA) III-93
• 107. Mikhail Darafeev (USA) III-94
• 108. Millcraft Outdoor Furniture (USA) III-95
• 109. Miracle-Recreation Equipment Company, Inc. (USA) III-96
• 110. Nasitra Designs LLC (USA) III-97
• 111. New Hemisphere LLC (USA) III-98
• 112. New River Casual Furniture (USA) III-99
• 113. NorthCape International (USA) III-100
• 114. O.W. Lee Company, Inc. (USA) III-101
• 115. One-Legged Chairs Ltd. (USA) III-102
• 116. Outdoor Ambience (USA) III-102
• 117. Outdoor Lifestyle, Inc. (USA) III-103
• 118. Oxford Ltd., Inc. (USA) III-104
• 119. Palm Springs Rattan and Garden Classics (USA) III-104
• 120. Park Equipment Pro (USA) III-105
• 121. Patio Furniture (USA) III-105
• 122. Pavilion® Furniture, Inc. (USA) III-106
• 123. Plastic Lumber Yard (USA) III-107
• 124. Plastic Recycling of Iowa Falls, Inc. (USA) III-108
• 125. Poly~Wood, Inc. (USA) III-108
• 126. Porches & Yards, Inc. (USA) III-109
• 127. Prairie Leisure Designs (USA) III-111
• 128. Premier Polysteel (USA) III-111
• 129. Pride Family Brands (USA) III-112
• 130. Reliable Seating, Inc. (USA) III-114
• 131. Resilient Furniture, Inc. (USA) III-114
• 132. Riverwood Casual, Inc. (USA) III-115
• 133. Room & Board, Inc. (USA) III-115
• 134. Seaside Casual Furniture (USA) III-116
• 135. Shademobile LLC (USA) III-116
• 136. ShadeScapes USA, Inc. (USA) III-117
• 137. Shelly's Cushions Mfg. (USA) III-117
• 138. Skichair.com (USA) III-117
• 139. Sky's The Limit International (USA) III-118
• 140. Smith & Hawken Ltd. (USA) III-120
• 141. Southern Aluminum (USA) III-122
• 142. Stanton Swafford & Associates (USA) III-122
• 143. Stark Truss Co., Inc. (USA) III-123
• 144. Stylist Line (Indonesia) III-124
• 145. Summer Classics (USA) III-124
• 146. Suncoast Furniture (USA) III-125
• 147. Sundrella Casual Furniture (USA) III-126
• 148. Supersizeworld.Com™ (USA) III-126
• 149. Syroco, Inc. (USA) III-127
• 150. Telescope Casual Furniture, Inc. (USA) III-127
• 151. Tepraco, Inc. (Canada) III-128
• 152. Terra Furniture, Inc. (USA) III-128
• 153. Texacraft, Inc. (USA) III-129
• 154. The Atlantis Furniture Company (USA) III-129
• 155. The Byer Manufacturing Company (USA) III-130
• 156. The Cedar Store (USA) III-131
• 157. The Coleman Company, Inc. (USA) III-132
• 158. The Intimate Gardener (USA) III-136
• 159. Thos. Baker LLC (USA) III-138
• 160. Three Birds Casual (USA) III-139
• 161. Timmerman Mfg, Inc. (USA) III-140
• 162. Treasure Garden, Inc. (USA) III-140
• 163. Tropitone Furniture Company, Inc. (USA) III-141
• 164. TUUCI™ (USA) III-144
• 165. Uwharrie Chair Company (USA) III-145
• 166. Veneman Collections, Inc. (USA) III-145
• 167. Victor Stanley, Inc. (USA) III-146
• 168. VIFAH Vietnamese Fine Furniture (USA) III-147
• 169. Vintage (USA) III-148
• 170. Visions Innovated Products, Inc. (USA) III-148
• 171. Wanda Technology, Inc. (USA) III-149
• 172. Wausau Tile, Inc. (USA) III-149
• 173. Weber-Stephen Products Company (USA) III-150
• 174. Westminster Teak - Florida, Inc. (USA) III-151
• 175. Whitecraft, Inc. (USA) III-151
• 176. Whittier Wood Products (USA) III-152
• 177. Winston Furniture Company, Inc. (USA) III-152
• 178. Wood Country, Inc. (USA) III-153
• 179. Woodard LLC (USA) III-154
• 180. Yardiac.com (USA) III-155