Why Become a Monkey Bars Dealer?

• Fastest growing garage organizing business
• Niche, one of a kind business opportunity vs. cabinet systems
• 2nd year dealers generate up to $9,700 per month, total revenue
• No royalties or ongoing fees
• Secured, 17 year patent
• Breakeven within 6 months
• Low, one-time dealership investment: $20,000
• Recommended first year marketing expense of $15,000

Investment Includes...

• Initial inventory of $15,000 worth
• Protected territory
• Personalized dealer website
• Pre-designed marketing materials
• Corporate will fly out and help at your first Home Show
• One-on-One training- The owners will personally teach you how to sell, market and install this amazing system

History/ Innovative Design

Monkey Bars is the result of what began as one man’s attempt to rescue his disorganized garage. In 2002, Jared Newman looked at his own garage and noticed all of the wasted space just above his head. He looked at what the market offered and found nothing available that provided the quality that he wanted or the ability to utilize that space. He noticed that the systems being offered were either mounted on the floor or low on the wall. These types of systems take up valuable floor space and parking space. So, he built a system that promotes efficiency, by storing long term items above on the shelf, while hanging the items you get to most often, below on the rack. Doing this creates more floor space, more parking space and room to get a round. He also created the racking system with adjustable bars and hooks so a person can fit the system around their things and hold more stuff in one area.

Expansion

Although Monkey Bars has been in business for the past 7 years, April of 2008 was the launching of dealerships nationwide. In its first 12 months of setting up dealers, Monkey Bars has partnered with 34 dealers nationwide.

With the high cost of most franchises, becoming a Monkey Bars dealer is something every business person should look into. At the current rate of growth, territories are going fast.

For California residents, you must have some kind of CONTRACTING LICENSE in the state of California. Please check with your state if you don't have a license.