Laurey

Laurey Market Overview

Grips Intelligence in-store data tracked from January 1 to August 31, 2026 across Lowe's and Home Depot shows Laurey — a brand of the privately held Strategic Brands, Inc. — splitting its revenue almost evenly between the two retailers, with Lowe's at 53.4% and Home Depot at 46.4%. That near-even balance is unusual for a brand of this scale and suggests neither account carries outsized leverage over Laurey's shelf presence. Pricing has softened over the period, with the average selling price settling at $15.12 and the most recent month tracking at $14.88, a 3.7% month-over-month decline and a 7.1% drop across the measured window. Revenue trends have been more volatile, ticking up 5.3% in the latest month but down 31.0% overall during the period. The assortment spans an exceptionally wide price ladder, from roughly $11 single pulls to multi-pack and bulk hinge configurations reaching into the thousands of dollars, which helps explain why average price and revenue can move in opposite directions.