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Cookie policy. What's stored in your browser
This site runs on a short list of cookies. Here's what each one does and how to switch it off.
One banner, one file
This site sets a single first-party cookie that remembers whether you accepted or declined the banner. So it shows up once and then leaves you alone. There are no advertising trackers, no cross-site profiling, no fingerprinting scripts.
What we actually set
The consent flag stores one value — 'accepted' or 'declined'. In your browser's local storage. It holds no name, no ID, nothing that points at you. It exists for one reason: to stop the banner from following you around the site.
The booking modal and forms store nothing locally. Server-side, our host keeps standard access logs for security, which is plumbing, not cookies.
Two external things can touch your browser: the CDN files that load Bootstrap, FontAwesome and AOS (plain CSS/JS, they set no cookies), and the embedded Google map on the contacts page. The map is Google's product. Its cookie use is governed by Google's own policy, and blocking third-party cookies won't break anything else here.
Third-party content
Turning cookies off
Every modern browser lets you block or clear cookies — Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Edge all have it under Privacy settings. Declining our banner stores the 'declined' flag and sets nothing else.
If you clear site data, the banner reappears once. That's it. There's no dark pattern where declining breaks the checkout, because declining changes almost nothing here by design.
Talk to a human
Questions about what the site stores? Ask. The honest answer is usually 'less than you expected'.
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