Perfect Order Drawer Organizer
Inventor: Forrest Quin
Perfect Order Drawer Organizer
Forrest Quin came into our offices with a paperboard model
of a series of hexagons for organizing a drawer of items;
things like socks, undergarments and the like. Ken thought it
was a good idea, but could be improved upon immensely. Things
that came to mind were: patentability, manufacturing and
shipping/packaging.
We could not patent a paperboard hexagon, and the
paperboard material would deteriorate over time.
Ken developed the product into a series of wavy strips that
had snaps built in. By snapping the strips together a customer
could make any size organizer - custom fitting it to the
drawer. The plastic strips were thin enough that they could
also be cut to length. Only when the organizer was
fully developed and carefully thought through - did Ken and
Forrest move to patent the concept.
Forrest decided to manufacture and sell the product
himself. We helped design packaging and used our connections
to launch the product - getting it into Bed Bath and Beyond,
Lechter's Housewares and other retail stores. Forrest's drawer
organizer has sold well over one million units and has made
Forrest a lot of money.
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