Cookie policy
This site sets measurement and advertising cookies only if you agree to them. Refuse, and none of them are set at all — not a reduced set, not an anonymous one. None.
Updated: 29 September 2026
Your choice, and how to change it
The first time you arrive, a bar asks whether you agree to measurement and to advertising. Agreeing and refusing are the same single click, side by side. Nothing in either category loads while the question is still open, and pressing Escape counts as a refusal.
You can change the answer at any time: “Cookie settings” at the bottom of every page reopens the question. Changing it to a refusal stops anything new being set; cookies already in your browser are cleared from your browser's own settings, which the section below explains.
Refusing costs you nothing. Every part of the catalogue, the quote list and the sample request works the same either way.
Measurement — only if you agree
Google Analytics tells us which decors and categories people actually open, so the catalogue can be organised around what is being looked for rather than around what we assume. It is loaded through Google Tag Manager, which is a container: it holds the tags and is itself requested only after you have agreed to at least one category.
| Name | Type | What it does | How long it stays |
|---|---|---|---|
| _ga | Cookie — Google | Tells one browser apart from another, so a returning visit is not counted as a new one. | 2 years |
| _ga_* | Cookie — Google | Keeps the state of your current visit for this particular property. | 2 years |
| _gcl_au | Cookie — Google | Records that you arrived from a Google advert, if we are running any. Set only when advertising is agreed to. | 90 days |
Advertising — only if you agree
The Meta pixel records that a browser visited certain pages, so that Eurobert's adverts on Facebook and Instagram can be shown to people who have looked at, say, kitchen worktops. This is advertising rather than measurement, so it is a separate switch and it only ever loads on an explicit yes.
| Name | Type | What it does | How long it stays |
|---|---|---|---|
| _fbp | Cookie — Meta | Identifies a browser to Meta so an advert can be matched to it. | 3 months |
| fr | Cookie — Meta, set on facebook.com | Meta's own advertising cookie, set if you are signed in to Facebook. | 3 months |
What the site keeps whatever you answer
These are stored with localStorage and sessionStorage, not cookies, which means they are never sent along with requests to a server. They stay on your device and they are what makes the catalogue usable, so there is nothing here to agree to.
| Name | Type | What it does | How long it stays |
|---|---|---|---|
| eurobert_quote_v1 | localStorage | The products you added to your quote list, with your own notes. | Until you clear it. |
| eurobert_recent_v1 | localStorage | The last eight products you opened, so they can be shown back to you. | Until you clear it. |
| eb-motion | sessionStorage | Remembers that you turned animation off with ?motion=off. | Gone when you close the tab. |
| eb-intro | sessionStorage | Remembers that you have already seen the opening animation, so it plays once. | Gone when you close the tab. |
| eurobert_consent_v2 | localStorage | Your answer to the question above. Without it we would have to ask on every page. | Until you clear it or change your answer. |
| eurobert_map_v1 | localStorage | Remembers that you agreed to load the Google map on the contact page. | Until you clear it. |
How to clear them
The “Clear” button on the quote page empties the list straight away. For everything else, clear this site's data from your browser settings, which removes the cookies and the stored items together. The catalogue carries on working exactly as before, it just starts from scratch and asks the consent question again.
Content that comes from others
The site's photographs and video come from cdn.sanity.io, which sets no cookies but, like any request on the internet, receives your IP address and browser type.
The showroom map on the contact page comes from Google and is not loaded until you press the button on it. Once you do, Google may set cookies of its own. That button is a separate decision from the one above, and neither implies the other.
Changes
If we add another tag, it goes in the table above before it is switched on, and the date at the top changes with it.