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Hey @noseall why don't you just use that photo as your avatar?

Builders will only be interested once you've bought the place.

Alternatively you can find a suitably long bolt and screw it into the threaded part of the plug, then knock it with a hammer until the anchor has been extended, then pull it out the wall, effectively reversing the process by which it was fitted in the first place.

Use some long nose pliers to pry off the collars.

Tens of millions of houses do not have a VCL and are fine.

I would have done the latter ie battens fixed to the deck and some epdm membrane lapped over the whole lot.

No wonder you're worried.

I could have taken it apart, decorated the room laid the carpet and had the room back together in the time this threads been running.

Nobody knows or can tell from a few pics, do you even need to take the shelves off? Just get on with it.

What kind of stone?

Are those two actual holes? It looks like that unit has retained the two upper removal tool holes:

For some reason I assumed it wasn't detached, also the existing house is strip foundation's apparently. :rolleyes:

Well just get on with it, I really can't believe it needs that much dismantling until you can fit the biggest bit through the door, then just put it back together, perhaps some additional brackets here or there or some extra screws will be needed to get it back together nice and tight but you...

If certain criteria is met ie below 30m2 and either over 1m from the boundary or clad in non-combustible materials it won't need Building Regs. https://www.planningportal.co.uk/permission/common-projects/outbuildings/is-building-regulations-approval-needed-for-an-outbuilding Anyway what...

Originally it went in through the door, either whole or in bits, so it either fits back out through the door without dismantling it or it comes apart.

For folding cranes on wheels? Nonsense.

Really this is one of those things you either post a ton of photos or realistically you break it down into as few pieces as possible, you might find you only need to detach the panel down by the foot end, then the rest can be moved out of the room temporarily.

Seems like a reasonable solution. Though I would always favour a folding engine hoist on wheels.

You can hire those conservatory roof ladders apparently.