Privacy Policy

In plain words: what data this site collects, why it is needed, and how it is kept safe.

Why the site needs a privacy policy

When a buyer places an order for wall bars or messages a manager through a messenger, they share part of their personal information β€” a name, a phone number, sometimes a delivery address. This page explains in plain language what happens to such data next: who receives it, what it is used for, how long it is kept and to whom it may be passed on.

Our manufacturer of wooden wall bars from Zaslavl works both with private buyers and with wholesale partners, so the question of handling personal data touches almost every visit to the site β€” whether it is an order for the Β«KrepyshΒ» model for home use or a conversation about a wholesale batch.

Who is responsible for your data

The personal data controller is the wooden wall bars manufacturing company, registered and operating in the Republic of Belarus, with its own production workshop in Zaslavl. It is this organisation that decides which data to collect through the site and how to use it, and it bears responsibility for complying with personal data protection law.

Any question relating to the processing of personal information can be addressed directly through the contacts section β€” it lists the current ways to get in touch, including phone, Telegram and WhatsApp.

What data is collected on the site

The list is short and quite predictable β€” the site does not ask for anything unnecessary to place an order or give a consultation.

The technical data deserves a separate note. The site collects it automatically on every visit β€” this is standard practice for any online shop, not something specific to this particular resource. Such information helps us understand where visitors come from and which catalogue sections β€” for example, pages with reinforced models or pull-up bars β€” attract the most interest.

Why this data is needed: purposes of processing

Each category of data is used strictly for a specific task, with no "spare" purposes.

Data is never used to send irrelevant third-party advertising and is not sold to other companies β€” that matches neither the purposes of collection nor plain common sense.

Legal grounds: what this privacy policy is built on

The processing of personal data rests on a few simple grounds, each of which is clear without a legal background.

First, there is the person's own consent β€” by filling in an order form or messaging us, they voluntarily share their contact details for a reply. Second, there is the need to perform a contract β€” once an order is placed, the data is required to fulfil it: to make the item, ship it with a transport company and prepare the documents. Third, some data is processed to meet legal requirements β€” for example, accounting and tax reporting on transactions with wholesale partners.

In the Republic of Belarus these matters are governed by the Law on Personal Data Protection β€” it defines the general principles for handling citizens' personal information, and the site follows the approaches set out in it: collect only what is necessary, use it for its purpose and keep it secure.

How long data is stored and how it is protected

The retention period depends on the type of information and the purpose for which it was obtained. Below is a summary table, so the explanation need not be stretched across several paragraphs.

DataPurposeRetention period
Name, phone from an orderProcessing the order, contacting the buyerUntil the deal is completed and through the warranty period
Email from a form or correspondenceReplying to an enquiry, consultationUntil the enquiry is closed, plus a reasonable time for follow-up questions
Delivery addressArranging shipment of the itemUntil receipt of the shipment is confirmed
Wholesale partner dataContractual and accounting needsThe term required by accounting rules
Cookies, IP addressRunning the site, traffic analyticsThe session period or the lifetime of the specific cookie

Once these periods expire, the data is deleted or anonymised, unless further storage is required by law. Access to the contact database is held only by the staff who need it for their work β€” managers and accounting β€” and the database itself is protected by passwords and access restrictions.

Who data is shared with: third parties

It is impossible to avoid the involvement of outside organisations in processing an order entirely β€” otherwise the item would simply never reach the buyer. Some data is passed to a limited circle of partners, and only to the extent necessary for their work.

Selling personal data to third parties, or passing it on to outside companies for marketing or advertising, is not practised. Every instance of sharing data is limited to a specific technical or contractual necessity.

What rights the data subject has

Anyone whose data is processed through the site is entitled to several basic guarantees.

To exercise any of these rights, simply write through the contacts section β€” it also lists the phone and messengers for checking the status of a request. A substantive reply to the enquiry is prepared within a reasonable time, without delay.

Cookies and Yandex.Metrica

The site uses small text files called cookies β€” they remember, for example, that a visitor has already been to the catalogue page, or keep the contents of the cart between visits. These files reveal nothing personal on their own, but combined with other data they help gather statistics.

A Yandex.Metrica counter is connected for analytics. It records anonymised indicators: how many people visited the site, which sections they viewed longer β€” for example, pages with wall bars for home models or complexes with a crossbar β€” and which device they came from. This information is not tied to a specific name or phone number and is used solely to understand which pages work well and which need improvement.

Cookies can be disabled through the browser settings β€” this will not noticeably affect the catalogue or the forms, though certain conveniences such as remembering the cart may be lost.

Minors' data

The site is aimed at an adult audience β€” parents choosing a sports corner for a child β€” not at children themselves. The forms on the site are not designed to be filled in by minors, and their personal data is not collected knowingly. If information about a child does reach us by chance through a form β€” for example, a name in an order comment for wall bars for kids, the Β«MaugliΒ» model β€” it is used solely within that same purchase request and is not processed separately as a minor's data.

If a parent or legal guardian believes that a child's data was shared without proper consent, they can contact us through the site's contacts with a request to delete this information β€” the request will be handled as a priority.

How data is protected

The technical protection measures are set up to reduce the risk of a leak or unauthorised access: restricting staff access rights, using secure communication channels when transferring data, and regularly updating the software the site runs on.

Organisationally, this also means that the number of people with access to the buyer contact database is kept to a minimum β€” outside staff or contractors are not allowed near it. Backup copies are stored with the same access restrictions as the main database.

Changes to this privacy policy

The wording on this page may be refined β€” for example, when the set of analytics services changes or delivery options are expanded. Edits are published right here, and the current version is always available to read without having to request it separately.

By continuing to use the site after an updated version is published, a visitor agrees to the current edition. If changes materially affect how data is processed, this is highlighted separately in the text of the document.

How to get in touch about data processing

Any question β€” from clarifying what data is stored to a request to delete contacts after a one-off consultation β€” should be sent through the contacts section on the site. It lists the working phone, Telegram and WhatsApp for writing directly to the manufacturer's manager.

This also applies to wholesale partners discussing terms of cooperation, TR CU certificates or own-brand labelling: contact details shared during talks are processed on the same principles. You can explore the manufacturer's models β€” from basic complexes to wall bars with a pull-up bar β€” in the catalogue, while privacy questions are handled through the same contacts section.

Veronika Tarasevich
digital marketer, specialist in semantics and content for product niches

She promotes the websites of sports-equipment and children's-goods manufacturers, builds keyword semantics and prepares materials backed by real specifications rather than generic phrases. Before publishing, she checks the dimensions, load rating, mounting type and price for each item. More about the author.

Frequently asked questions about choosing and buying

πŸ”’ What data does the site collect about visitors?

Mostly it is the contact details a person provides themselves: name, phone number, sometimes an email β€” when placing an order for wall bars or asking a question through the form. In addition, technical data such as IP address and cookies are recorded, along with anonymised visit statistics through Yandex.Metrica. No further information β€” passport details, bank details and the like β€” is ever requested or processed through the site.

πŸ“‹ Why does the manufacturer need the buyer's phone number and email?

The phone number and email are needed to get in touch about a placed order: to confirm the model, production time and delivery details. Without this data a manager simply cannot confirm the request and arrange shipment of the finished item. Contacts are also used to answer a question sent through the feedback form or to discuss terms with a wholesale partner β€” for example, about private labelling or certificates.

πŸͺ What do cookies and the Yandex.Metrica counter do?

Cookies help the site remember small technical details such as the contents of the cart between visits. Yandex.Metrica collects anonymised statistics: how many people visited and which catalogue pages they viewed longer. This data is not tied to a specific name or phone number; it serves only to understand which sections of the site work well and which ones need improvement.

⏳ How long is personal data stored?

The period depends on the type of information. Contacts from a one-off order are kept until the deal is completed and the warranty period ends; data from correspondence is kept until the enquiry is closed; and wholesale partner details are kept for the term required by accounting rules. Once the necessary period has passed, the data is deleted or anonymised, unless the law requires a different retention procedure.

🚚 Is the buyer's data shared with third-party companies?

Yes, but only to a limited extent and only with those involved in fulfilling the order: the transport company β€” to deliver the item; the hosting provider β€” to keep the site running; the analytics service β€” to collect anonymised statistics. Selling data to third-party companies for advertising or other purposes is never practised under any circumstances; it directly contradicts our principles of handling personal information.

βš–οΈ On what legal basis is personal data processed?

There are three main grounds: a person's voluntary consent when filling in a form or messaging us, the need to perform a contract once an order is placed, and legal requirements β€” for example, accounting records for transactions. In the Republic of Belarus these matters are governed by the Law on Personal Data Protection, and the site follows the general principles of collecting and using information set out in it.

πŸ‘Ά Does the site collect data about children?

The forms on the site are intended for adult visitors β€” parents choosing a children's sports complex β€” not for children themselves. We do not deliberately collect the personal data of minors. If a child's name is mentioned by chance in an order comment, it is used solely within that particular request. If needed, a parent can ask for such information to be deleted through the contacts section.

πŸ“ž How can I find out what data you hold about me, or ask you to delete it?

Simply write to us through the contacts section on the site β€” it lists the phone, Telegram and WhatsApp for reaching the manufacturer's manager. In your message, state which data you are interested in or what information should be deleted. The request is reviewed within a reasonable time, without unnecessary bureaucracy, and the reply comes back by the same channel you used to contact us.