Privacy Notice

CabCraft Interiors, Inc. operates cabcraft.com. This notice explains what information the site collects and how we use it. We do not sell or rent information about visitors. The one third-party service the public pages may use is Meta's advertising-measurement pixel, and only while we are running advertising — when it is on, a section below describes it.

What you send us

When you request a quote, send a message, or build a spec sheet, we keep what you type — your name, company, email address, phone number, project details, the finishes you selected — and any files you attach, such as photos or survey forms. We use it to prepare your quote, drawings and spec sheet, and to reply to you. It is stored on our own web server and emailed to our sales team. We keep it for as long as we may need it to serve your project.

Visit counts

The site keeps a simple count of page views so we know which pages are useful: the page visited, the site that referred you (if any), and your screen width. Your IP address is not stored; a one-way daily hash is used to count visitors, and it cannot be turned back into an address. We do not use Google Analytics or any other third-party analytics service.

Cookies

The public site sets no cookies of its own. The only cookie the site uses is a sign-in cookie for our own staff in the admin area. If the Meta Pixel described below is running, Meta sets its _fbp cookie.

Third parties

Pages are served from our own web host. Fonts and pictures are served from cabcraft.com. Apart from the Meta Pixel (when we are advertising, see below), nothing on the public pages calls an advertising or social-media network. Email is delivered through our email provider. Our sister site CodePlates.com has its own notice.

Your choices

Email us at any time to see, correct or delete what we hold about you, or to ask that we stop contacting you.

Advertising measurement

While we are running advertising, the public pages load the Meta Pixel (facebook.com). It tells Meta that a page was viewed and when a quote, message or spec-sheet form was completed, so we can see whether our advertising brings in real enquiries. To do this Meta sets a cookie named _fbp in your browser and receives your IP address and browser details; Meta's own privacy policy describes how it uses that data. We do not send Meta your name, email address or anything you type into a form. You can block it with an ad blocker, through the "Off-Facebook activity" settings in your Facebook account, or by enabling "Do not track" in your browser — the site works exactly the same either way.

Last updated October 2026.