The dealer opportunity page is not a brochure with a mailto link. Open dealer opportunity on the hero and the page scrolls to the five-step application: business type, contact, address, the dealer agreement with a signature, then review and send.
That is the same scroll-to-form pattern as the 2D and 3D landings. The factory wants a real application, not a leftover contact form. Applications persist and go to Sunstone dealer relations.
What the program actually is
Manufacturer-direct to your business. Two hundred-plus outdoor kitchen, grill, and portable products in 304 stainless. Universal trim kits so you never have to tell a customer you do not carry their grill. Five interchangeable series — Texan, Designer, Signature, Classic, Aruba — one showroom line that flexes budget without a second kitchen.
Freight ships Monday through Thursday from Pflugerville. Texas often moves in a day. Florida and California still clear faster than a coastal warehouse hop. Cabinet islands arrive 98% assembled. Design support — 2D, 3D, and the public catalog — is how you close the kitchen that would have died on graph paper.
The five-step agreement
Step one is the business: company, type, how you heard about Sunstone. Step two is the person we call. Step three is the ship-to. Step four is the dealer agreement — read it, sign the pad, accept the terms. Step five is review, then send.
Talk to dealer relations at the Pflugerville address on the page when the first order is ready. The website collects the application. The floor fills it.
Open dealer opportunity. Scroll. Sign. The factory reads the application, not a leftover inbox.
