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4 to 1 to 5 to 1 mix with full mortar bed. It's not critical. Buy a bag of slurry mix for the back of slabs or make your own slurry mix up with SBR and cement. Could you fit aco drain along wall edge?

Pour boiling water or hot air gun. Metal will expand. Might help. Heating metal is a known way to budget things

I have. The fill valve is white with green top in picture. The syphon is black. You saying that green top unit is the syphon?

Not that I know of

Drill a small pilot hole and countersink floorboard for screw head.. Just nip screws up so they don't crush in... Will be a tidy job

Identify where the pipes are before you screw.. I done that once and still hit a pipe!. There were 3 radiators pipes when I thought there should only be 2 and stopped looking when I found the 2.

Yeah. That's something to consider. Good point. Op will have to size that up

I thought the idea is as the air that sucked in is cooled air ( some of it) then it continues to lower the temperature. You will be sucking in hot air from outside your way. It's that a good thing? Our air conditioning unit in bedroom works fine and blows hot air out through a 110mm soil pipe

You have to remove the old joint. Pull it off. Sometimes you can get a fiber or some cotton thread or just a bit dirt inside joint and it was never very good but over time corrosion gets in and it leaks but no amount if heating and solder will fix. Easy way is to cut the section out and throw...

Be fine

That's the syphon not the fill valve. Is the toilet not flushing? It's also not one I recognise.

Also look at tin foil over outside of windows and radiant bubble wrap over roof.. Read up on it. Worth coming back here with picture and how to get on with fans and insulation.

No. I wanted to bump the question to get an answer as my knowledge is limited. June 27th the question was asked! My answer was simple to bump question. Also you can look online for the fitting spec so windows meets regs. You to confirm in writing it's to building regs and get a certificate to...

What does regulation say? Fit to that.

It's the button panels that comes off. I don't know how that specific one comes off. They sometimes lift. Watch this. Then have another go and hopefully you can work it out.

You can boil and bubble solder. I try not to use heat and solder at the same time. You do but be aware.Go easy. I remember my first attempt running 2 bath tap.About 8 joints and 7 leaked. I enthusiasticly heated and dumped solder on joints but the heat was too much so it just run out and...

For push fit or compression you need the pipe clean. That would require replacing that's section. Better off heating up and pulling off the joint. Clean off ( sand) Re soldier. It's not difficult.

My first thoughts is condensation. Cold bridging. You could put plastic on wall. If it's wet under the plastic is water ingress. If water is on the top it's condensation. You will need to do this in winter really. Also a camera in the cavity would help

Connect play out on tape Dec. Amp is marked for tape in. Then on amp you switch to tape so any feed in on the tape channel gets put through to speakers

Sand over it it's a rough surface. Apply one coat of gardz. 2 coats of valspar premium matt. Will be smooth and hard wearing