Cookies Policy | Radar’s Cabinets

This Cookies Policy explains how Radar’s Cabinets (radarscabints.buzz) deploys localized browser cookie technologies, session state caches, and device local storage protocols to optimize user interactions, record custom layouts, and accelerate 3D configurator rendering performance across your design sessions.

1. What are Cookies and Local Storage?

Cookies are structured cryptographic text documents stored directly inside your browser cache. In addition to standard cookies, our platform heavily utilizes HTML5 Local Storage and Session Storage keys to temporarily store configurations of your steel drawer setups, selected worktops (such as butcher block or 304 steel), and layout metrics. This technical caching guarantees that your complex modular designs remain fully intact if your connection drops or if you refresh the design session.

2. Exhaustive breakdown of Cookies & Cache Deployments

Below is a formal technical breakdown of the individual cookies, keys, and tracking parameters deployed on our industrial web portal:

Cookie Key Name	Functional Category	Lifespan	Primary Technical Utility
radar_consent_level	Essential Functional	1 Year	Saves your accepted cookie state (All vs Essential Only) to prevent re-prompting.
radar_config_state	Essential Configurator	30 Days	Caches your dynamic multi-unit layout array (module count, sizes, selected colors).
radar_session_id	Essential Security	Session Close	Establishes a temporary encrypted communication key between client browser and servers.
_ga / _gid	Diagnostic Analytics	Up to 2 Years	Google Analytics anonymized telemetry tracking rendering speed bottlenecks and exit spots.

3. First-Party vs. Third-Party Cookie Deployments

Radar’s Cabinets prioritizes first-party cookies to manage critical system properties. We do not integrate data brokers, advertising retargeting networks, or non-essential social plug-ins on our domain. Any diagnostic monitoring cookies deployed (such as standard Google Analytics or Google Tag Manager scripts) are configured to automatically anonymize user IP variables before logging data onto our dashboards.

4. Restricting, Blocking, or Deleting Cookies

You can manage your consent levels directly via the interactive prompt located on our homepage, or you can globally disable cookies inside your web browser. However, please note that blocking essential configurator cookies will result in several key functional issues:

Aesthetic & Dimensional Resets: If you disable local browser storage, custom color selections, handle accents, and steel gauge configuration choices will reset to default metrics upon reloading the page.
Loss of Layouts: You will be unable to save progress or transfer custom dimension parameters to the contact request forms for precise engineering pricing estimation.

5. Detailed Browser Management Guidelines

To purge cookie structures or block storage execution globally, modify the privacy settings of your browser directly:

Google Chrome: Settings > Privacy and Security > Third-party cookies.
Mozilla Firefox: Settings > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data.
Apple Safari: Settings > Privacy > Block all cookies.
Microsoft Edge: Settings > Cookies and site permissions > Manage and delete cookies.

6. Cookie Policy Iteration & Technical Schedule Updates

We audit our code base and tracking cookies periodically to maintain compliance with ISO requirements and evolving international privacy paradigms. Any updates made to this document will be posted instantly on this page and the effective date stamp will be updated accordingly.

7. Contact Us

For technical inquiries regarding cookie configurations, data logs, or interactive renderer performance metrics, reach out to our web engineering division at [email protected].