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The membrane above the drain: https://www.permagard.co.uk/permaseal-8-geodrain-external-waterproof-membrane

Likely to be the graphics card software on your PC. Try pressing Alt + R or Alt + Z to remove that FPS overlay.

I see land drains as being Perforated pipe wrapped in geotextile material to stop soil entering pipe. And then in a gravel filled cutting. Hence did a search for perforated drainage pipe: https://www.google.com/search?q=perforated+drainage+pipe& One example...

Seem to remember the Mazda petrol range are classed as normally without turbo.

For you as a renter, I would simply place the slabs on the soil. Keep your hard earned money for your deposit so you can buy yourself a house asap.

Did a Google Search for "700 2/6 switch" https://www.google.com/search?q=700+2%2F6+switch and it looks like it is a c£25 switch also used by Karcher: https://www.amazon.co.uk/KARCHER-GP-Off-Switch-66315490 Better picture here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/305034036316 SFK

Just asking..... Are you sure that it is the switch at fault? Asking as i was wondering if the capacitor is at fault. I have changed capacitors more frequently (a few times) than switches on lawn mowers. Sfk

Also , do you know about stepping the wood studs so the each side of the wall plasterboard is on its own stud? It reduces sound vibrations passing though plasterboard, through stud and into plasterboard on other side by always having a small gap on one side of the stud. See this image...

It's not just the density. That rock wool I posted is full of solid rock fibres. Each has to vibrate as the sound passes through. That vibration reduces the energy or rather the sound volume. Loft insulation makes air voids to reduce temperature movement.But it is less good than the dense...

https://www.wickes.co.uk/Rockwool-Sound-Insulation-Slab---50-x-400-x-1200mm/p/234857

I would use 'toupret' or similar filler like this (you add water and then it sets a bit like plaster of paris). Do not add too much water to the filler when mixing it up. Spray/dampen the area before you put the filler in. https://www.toolstation.com/toupret-interior-filler/p63284 or...

Could you use coach bolts? This come in at 19p each and include the nut. So less than £20 for 100. https://www.toolstation.com/coach-bolt-nut/p75736 And don't forget the washers https://www.toolstation.com/light-washer/p68043

For that application my I suggest the following (that i use for firewood).. It is £10 cheaper and SF are easier to get replacement if it fails under warranty. Cross Cut: 60 x 310mm https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb794msw-210mm-electric-single-bevel-sliding-mitre-saw-240v/881KP?

Many thanks to all. And used the December advice. Used treated wood (25mm by 25mm) that was smaller than gap so could fill the gap with there al expanding foam and then covered with trim. In the end this was the easy part. The scary part was toeing the glass square. With a massive grimace...

Can you put any eye on the joist, take the wire 90deg through this eye, and then have the turnbuckle under the joist. Or rather than 90deg, double back the wire (180deg) and put the turnbuckle on the doublebacked length.

Just checking - do you know that this product exists pre cut: https://www.amazon.co.uk/D-Line-Management-Organiser-Consoles-diameter/dp/B00FYRVY2M/ref=mp_s_a_1_12_maf_1? And other versions here: https://www.google.com/search?q=cable+tidy+tube&

The fuse is there to protect the wire - in the case of a problem it hopefully blows before the wire is damaged. The fuse value makes no difference to the normal operation of the hob. The gas hob will work with a 13A or a 5A fuse in the plug. However, In the case of a electrical short in the...

It is a gas hob, hence it is low current and does not need to be hard wired. You can put any UK plug onto that cable, and then plug it into a normal socket. The heavy duty plug you have shown will be completely usable (they are most often used on places where a plug might suffer impact damage)...

That one has 4 (internal) contact points for the wires (L, N, Loop, E) But you are correct it is only three external connections (L, N, E) - which is the same as your image. https://www.greenbrook.co.uk/lcgn3pls There is a 4 pole version that is bigger.

This is better and designed to to the job: https://www.toolstation.com/greenbrook-lighting-connector/p79534