Patent-protected modular wall-storage brand: owned molds, utility patents, trademark, USA manufacturing, and all digital platforms & assets included in sale.
The Company specializes in designing, manufacturing, and selling a patented modular wall-storage system tailored for garages, workshops, and home organization. Central to its offerings is a quick-attach mounting baseplate complemented by a range of injection-molded plastic storage attachments. All products are domestically manufactured in the Southeastern United States using company-owned injection-mold tooling. Two utility patents, issued in 2021 and 2023, secure the core mounting mechanism until 2041, with full ownership transferred to the company as part of a sale. The business also holds a registered trademark without disputes and owns three aluminum mold tools. Its product distribution is diversified, having engaged in successful crowdfunding, marketplace, direct-to-consumer, and wholesale channels. Although major retail distribution was previously halted due to margin issues, it maintains a significant wholesale partnership with a complementary storage-brand retailer on a non-exclusive basis. The company benefits from multi-year organic search visibility and is founder-owned with no external investors. Over a four-year span, approximately $89K in cumulative revenue was generated, largely from one-time sales. The offering is therefore more focused on intellectual property and brand assets than current revenue performance. Growth potential exists in activating dormant marketing channels, expanding wholesale distribution, and extending product lines. The founders are pursuing a complete sale to enable scaling by new ownership with greater resources. The asking price is available post-execution of a Non-Disclosure Agreement, with detailed financials reserved for qualified inquiries.
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