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If possible check under the bath or shower tray, or above the bathroom for what way the pipes go, failing that, you could always chip around the pipes making the holes slightly bigger to get a better look

Go for a smaller radiator than 1400, and get some radiator tail extensions or long radiator tails and cut them down to size, if you do want the 1400 rad then the pipes will need altering

Pipes should run either up or down, so drilling to the side of the pipes should be fine, shine a light into the holes and see what direction the pipe bends

9/10 I use a Regin bung kit, saves so much messing around and time

Get the legal advice first then go from there, ie letter giving them the chance to sort the issues to your/adequate standard, so your covered legally yourself, I mean make sure everything is in writing and correct, verbally it’s your word against his

If your going down the legal road, I believe you have to give them a chance to rectify the problems/issues, don’t hold me to that though

Sounds like to need to get a gas fitter in lol

That’s just the trap, just replace the chrome trap, with a standard trap

Most shower tray wastes have a little cup which sits under the shroud/grate which collects hair, so that shouldn’t be a problem

Improvise, adapt and overcome could of done with a longer inlet, but saying that did the merchants have one, I’ve seen worst

They slide down them

Just fit the 6mm, you’ve had the advice, you clearly want to fit the 6mm crack on

For me it’s new enclosure, new panels, and what ever happens to the Plasterboards happens, ie repair/replace, once it’s all out and cleaned up, inspect the tray for damages, let them carry on and inspect things as the job progresses, for piece of mind Id give them the chance to put stuff...

you may get lucky, and the profile will cover them, but the enclosure might then be to far back/forward and look stupid against the tray, personally I’d be getting them panels and the enclosure replaced due to holes in the enclosure that have been drilled

Defiantly should be on the inside, I’ve installed literally hundreds of enclosures and screens and never had one where the screws are on the outside

Majority of our customers want Multipanels in the shower area, as they are fed up of the grout discolouring/failing, but some people want tiles

Probably haven’t put some silicone at the bottom behind the profile of the enclosure, I’ve done it this way many times, but I do prefer and always try to silicone the tray one day and the next fit the screen or enclosure

Obviously you put the toilet back in/work round it, so you always have a working toilet that’s what I do on jobs, 2-3 day without having a bath/shower and having to either have a strip wash or going to a relatives house, is worth it for a proper finish

Crack on with what you want then, I wouldn’t do it that way, I install trays weekly and do them with 12mm ply

12mm ply on top of the chipboard and a screw every 150mm and it’s solid