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Yes, but it won't be a very long one if you worry about everything the way you are worrying about a bleedin tyre valve :sneaky:

Same thing I would think. Here is another version...

It appears it will be just stuck and is a slide on sleeve if you look at the items on the exploded view here in spare parts tab https://pro.hansgrohe.co.uk/articledetail-axor-starck-thermostatic-mixer-for-concealed-installation-with-shut-off-diverter-valve-10720000

Who's lifetime

If it is a 2 speed drill ensure that the speed selector is engaged properly and if it is the same problem on both speeds

You need one of these https://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-square-external-stop-end-white-114mm/12718?tc=BA7&gclsrc=aw.ds&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19822796606&gclid=CjwKCAjw0dPRBhAPEiwAE5vTTh5aqYBXgA7XLa3MadwLTePds27FFB6EMBbFDX8V43t2nWiJJM1jGhoCzwsQAvD_BwE for the gutter end but different...

Do you mean these https://www.amazon.co.uk/Laminate-Colored-Scraper-Scratch-Furniture/dp/B0F9X1LSC5?th=1

I think it is probably usual just to have wall plate on internal leaf because that is what you would have to do for a pitched roof.

Treat with one of these perhaps...

Not a plumber but I wouldn't have thought you would have had a problem with it like that.

Would it not be easier to use something like this...

Ditto.

Obviously he has been influenced by someone with some common sense. Just need old Ben to talk to the same person now.Perhaps then he will realise he can have a safe zone in his own country and not someone else's

Yes I would have thought you would have been able to screw one of them to the edge of the facia boards after painting. You may need to mastic the edge next to the wall to form a seal but could be ok just butted up to the render

An invitation to bats and birds like that...

Keep the outside as short and vertical as possible which ever way you do it.

My "plastic shed" though not Keiter was not very strong structurally and had to be reinforced to cope with high winds. You may be OK in a sheltered location. It also suffers a lot from condensation which make tools and other ferrous products rust quickly. You may have the same problem with...

I haven't looked through this but wondered if it would help...

If it's old just replace it.

The isolator does not contribute to any load on the circuit. The load is applied TO the isolator only when the shower is running. Once the shower is switched off the load is removed from the circuit and therefore the isolator as well.