Re-Bath

At 0.74, Kincaid Furniture is the single strongest pull in Re-Bath's top 10 — and it's the only home-goods-adjacent neighbor in the set, with the remaining nine drawn from entirely different categories.

The shape is a spike: Kincaid Furniture's 0.74 sits noticeably above the rest of the cluster, which compresses into a narrow band between 0.66 and 0.67. That band is dominated by automotive services and dining. Tommy's Express Car Wash (0.67) and ZIPS Car Wash (0.67) represent Car Wash and Detailing; Interstate Batteries (0.66) and Tire Discounters (0.66) cover Maintenance and Repair Services and Parts and Accessories respectively. On the dining side, LongHorn Steakhouse (0.67), Marco's Pizza (0.67), and Firehouse Subs (0.67) fill out Casual Dining and QSR slots. HobbyTown USA (0.67) and Christianity Today (0.66) round out the ten, representing Hobbies Gifts and Crafts and Magazines. No other Home Goods and Furnishings entity appears in the top 10. The cross-kind character of this cluster — automotive services, casual dining, and a religious magazine all sharing audience shape with a bath remodeling brand — points to a broad, franchise-oriented consumer profile rather than a home-improvement niche.

The dominant signal here is that Re-Bath's audience looks less like other home goods consumers and more like the everyday-services and casual-dining crowd, with Kincaid Furniture as the lone structural anchor to the home category.