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Cookies
The short answer: browsing this site sets no cookie at all. One strictly necessary cookie appears the moment you put something in the cart or open your account — it is the session that holds your cart, nothing else. No advertising, no analytics, no social buttons, no third-party scripts, and nothing to consent to.
Version of 14 August 2026.
What is loaded when you open a page
The page itself, our stylesheet, our own fonts, the images, and one small script that runs the price configurator in your browser. All of it is served from this domain. There is no advertising tag, no audience measurement, no social network button and no external font or map service.
The configurator downloads a list of materials and the prices of the one you select. That data goes from our server to your browser and nowhere else: your choices are not recorded, not associated with you and not sent anywhere unless you decide to send us a request.
The one cookie we set, and when
Add a run to the cart, or sign in to your account, and the site sets a session cookie — a random identifier that lets the server remember your cart from one page to the next. It contains no personal data, is not used for tracking, and dies with your browser session. Being strictly necessary to the service you asked for, it requires no consent banner — which is why you still have not seen one.
How to check
Open your browser's developer tools, look at the storage or application panel, and you will find the cookie list for this domain empty until the moment you use the cart — and exactly one entry after. It is a claim worth verifying rather than believing — including on sites that display a banner and set cookies before you answer it.
If that changes
We may one day add an audience measurement tool or a customer account. On that day, anything that is not strictly necessary to the service will be subject to your prior consent through a banner that lets you refuse as easily as accept, and this page will list each cookie, its purpose and its lifetime before it is set.
Server logs
Our host keeps technical connection logs — IP address, page requested, time — for security and fault diagnosis. That is a server-side record, not a cookie, and it is described in the privacy notice along with how long it is kept.
A question on this page: contact us.