Cookie policy

Essential storage and your choice

Browser storage supports necessary features such as administrator sign-in and remembering your privacy choice. Your analytics choice is stored for 180 days. Continuing to browse does not mean you consent to optional analytics.

Optional website analytics

Only after you allow analytics, local storage keeps a random visitor identifier for up to 90 days and a session identifier that renews after 30 minutes without activity. These help us count visits and returning browsers without fingerprinting. We remember campaign attribution throughout the session, not across future sessions.

Consented analytics measures public page visits, active browsing time, catalog searches and successful inquiry events. It does not read inquiry messages, passwords, or other form contents. We do not use analytics advertising cookies or request precise location.

If a Google Analytics measurement ID is configured, the same consent also allows Google Analytics. It may set first-party cookies such as _ga to distinguish browsers and sessions. We send sanitized public page views, catalog searches, action categories, successful-inquiry events, referring origins and campaign attribution. We do not send full URL query strings, inquiry contents or our internal visitor identifiers. Advertising storage, advertising personalization and Google Signals are disabled.

With the same explicit permission, we measure coarse scroll progress, contact-button and request-dialog actions, and sampled numeric site-performance metrics. No session replay, fingerprinting, advertising profiles or general input capture is used. Earlier analytics opt-ins require renewal for this expanded scope; an existing decline remains respected.

Change or withdraw consent

Use Cookie preferences in the footer or the button below to allow or decline analytics. Declining stops future tracking, discards queued events and removes the local analytics visitor/session identifiers and accessible Google Analytics cookies on this browser. Browser Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals also disable analytics. If browser storage is unavailable, analytics remains off. First-party records expire under our 90-day retention policy; Google Analytics records follow the retention configured in the Google Analytics property.