This policy explains how the Leisure Homes sourcing desk handles personal data submitted through leisurehomessourcing.com. The typical record is a business inquiry about prefabricated residential houses. It is not a consumer shop account and it is not a marketing list sold to other fabricators.
The inquiry form asks for a name, a work email, a phone number, a company, a destination country and a project brief. The brief may include a site address, a port, wind and snow figures, storey count and interior scope. Blog comments collect a name, an email, an optional website and the comment text, plus the article id. Server logs may store an IP address, a browser type and the page requested, for security and for diagnosing a failed form post.
Do not place passport numbers, bank details or health information in the message box. A residential project does not need them at the inquiry stage. If a later contract requires an identity document for a site visit, that document is requested under the contract, not through this public form.
Inquiry data is used to answer the brief, to compare suitable suppliers, request quotations and coordinate samples or inspections when authorized. It may be shared with shortlisted suppliers or appointed inspectors only as needed for that request. It is not used to train a public model and it is not published as a testimonial. Comment data is used to display the comment if it is approved, and to reduce repeated spam.
The legal bases relied on are steps toward a contract, legitimate interest in securing the website, and consent where a checkbox is shown, including the privacy confirmation on the inquiry form. You may refuse non-essential cookies if a browser control is offered. The site does not require an account to read the technical pages.
Unsuccessful inquiries are kept long enough to answer a follow-up, normally not beyond 24 months unless a legal claim is open. Contract files are retained for the period required by the applicable agreement and law. Sourcing requests may involve suppliers in China; project details are shared only with parties needed to prepare or assess the requested offer.
You may ask for a copy of the inquiry record, a correction of a wrong load figure or company name, or deletion of a comment draft that was never published. Use the site inquiry form with the email address you used. Some records cannot be deleted while a quotation is open or while a tax rule requires the invoice file to remain. The desk reviews requests on China business days.
If you believe a use of your data breaks the law that applies to you, you may also contact the authority that supervises that law. This page was editorially reviewed on 2026-11-03. A change to the form fields will be reflected here before the new field is marked required.