This page describes the privacy behavior of the supplied Fence Post Depth Calculator build. The calculators process measurements in your browser without requiring a visitor account. The site operator must review these disclosures against the services actually enabled on the published WordPress website, including hosting, email, analytics, advertising and any consent tools.
Calculator measurements and results
The supplied calculation engines run locally in the browser. The calculator code does not send your fence dimensions or supplier prices to a pricing service to obtain a result. Your hosting provider and any separately enabled services may process connection information under their own configurations.
Hosting and website delivery
A web server receives technical information when your browser requests a page or image. This can include an IP address, request time and browser details. Actual logging, retention and access depend on the site’s hosting and security settings.
The operator should describe the active provider and retention practices before publishing this policy. Do not treat a calculator’s local arithmetic as a guarantee about every WordPress plugin.
Contact information you choose to share
If you email the operator, the message and address are handled by the relevant email services. Share only the information needed for your enquiry. The supplied Contact page does not add a submission database or promise anonymous correspondence.
The operator must choose appropriate handling and retention for received messages and explain the available contact route for privacy requests.
Worked example: checking a concrete quantity
Entering a 12-inch hole diameter and changing the displayed bag allowance makes the calculator recompute the result in your browser. The supplied tool does not need your name or property address for that calculation. If you later email a screenshot, the information in that message is a separate disclosure.
Remove personal details that are not needed to explain the issue.
Cookies, analytics and third-party services
This release adds no new analytics or advertising service, but the supplied theme loads fonts from Google Fonts, creating requests to Google’s servers. WordPress logins and separately enabled plugins can have other cookie behavior. The operator must check the actual installation and describe each active provider, purpose, retention period and any required consent choices before publishing this policy.
Your choices and operator review
You can choose not to send optional correspondence and can clear browser data through your browser controls. Privacy rights and response obligations depend on the applicable law and the site’s actual processing. The operator should publish a working contact method, identify the responsible organization and provide accurate request instructions.
This deployment draft needs that review before it can serve as a complete policy for a live site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need an account to calculate?
The supplied calculators do not require a visitor account.
Are fence measurements automatically emailed?
The supplied tool code does not email inputs. A visitor can separately choose to send correspondence.
Does this cover added plugins?
It must be updated to describe their actual data practices, including provider details. A later plugin can change what the website processes.
Sources & References
Method notes · Checked 10 November 2026
Published references
- WordPress: Privacy guidance. Reference for distinguishing calculator behavior from the data practices of the full WordPress installation. The operator must review its actual services.
- Google Fonts: Privacy and font delivery. Official explanation of Google Fonts requests. The supplied theme loads font CSS from Google servers; review this provider in the actual privacy policy.
Our calculation and planning assumptions
This is an operator-review draft. Hosting, analytics, advertising, email practices, retention and identity must match the actual deployment.
Results are preliminary planning estimates. Confirm the actual fence system, local requirements and installation conditions before construction.