Sunshine is an Australian manufacturer of gas grills that moved operations to the UK. Their grills feature the signature Aussie shallow firebox that places the heat right below the grate. They make several colorful and attractive models, many are mounted on wooden carts. Sunshine grills use cast iron burners and cast iron grates that split the grill surface into a direct side and a griddle side. Cast iron rusts if not maintained properly.
Sunshine does not appear to be a big seller in any part of the world. Most sales are direct from their location in England, but even at Amazon.co.uk their presence is minor. Some folks here in the Americas managed to buy them when availability on this side of the pond was better. Now getting replacement parts for these rusty aging grills is an issue outside of England and Wales.
Sunshine also offers a limited selection of tools and accessories, patio heaters and large outdoor clocks mounted on ornate stands.
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