At a glance
- 22%Biggest brand: Kohler
- 31%of the banner ads each: InSinkErator and ProFlo
- 16%of the top results at Ferguson are its own brands
Key findings
- Kohler holds 22% of Ferguson’s top results across bathroom and kitchen categories.
- InSinkErator and ProFlo share the most banner ads above Ferguson’s results, 31% each.
- DreamLine leads in 100% of the searches at Ferguson, more than any other brand.
About this report
This report covers 134 products from 20 brands in the top results of five bathroom and kitchen categories at Ferguson, 31 August to 6 September 2026, and 7 searches. Top results are the first 24 products a shopper sees in a category or a search. It shows what a shopper sees, not what sells.
How it is measuredChanges since last week
Changes start in the 2nd week of September.
From that edition on, this section compares each brand’s share with the edition before.
New products
New products start in the 2nd week of September.
From that edition on, this section lists the products that entered the top results.
What shoppers search
DreamLine leads in 100% of the searches at Ferguson, more than any other brand.
Share of searches led
- DreamLine100%
One search per category
- “shower doors”DreamLine46%
Search results on 6 September.
What it shows
This report has 7 searches at Ferguson, and 1 brand leads them all. For “shower doors”, the leader is DreamLine with 46% of the top results. Next in that search are Miseno (29%) and Kohler (21%).
Why it matters
A search is a second way into a category. At Ferguson, DreamLine leads every one in this report.
What to do
Search the words for your own categories at Ferguson and note which of your products are in the top results.
What this report does not show
- Sales: a bigger share means a brand is seen more, not that it sells more.
- At Ferguson no product is marked as an ad, so a paid place without a mark is not counted, and many banner ads name no brand.
- The searches are words we chose. How many people make each one is not known.
Cite this report
Altavane Research, “Ferguson weekly report, 1st week of September 2026”, published 2 October 2026. https://altavane.com/research/ferguson/weekly/september-2026-week-1. Free to quote with a link.