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I'm wondering if you have a grinding wheel or belt sander? If so, you could try sharpening the SDS chisel blade or/and the bolster blade, which might help... I'm assuming the floor underneath is concrete?

Certainly my partner knows exactly where to put things, it what direction to run things in, so that they look right. These days I just ask her and trust her - it's not a measuring or mathematical process...

Even more confused - maybe some photos would help...

I'm confused, is the dpc on top of the joists or underneath the joists?

Is there dpc below the joists?

Osmo is a hard wax oil. I find it works well on floors - lasts for years

As an amateur, I use osmo for oak skirting

Just thinking out loud here... -Is the TV output better quality than Qobuz on a phone or computer? -Is it possible to split the optical?

I've done this for rotting posts, which has worked very well, though you'd need to be happy with the visual change: https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Fence-Concrete-Repair-Spur---75-x-100-x-1200mm/p/542503

What are the walls made of?

You're quite right - the quote seems unclear on whether (or what) materials are included. So what needs to happen is that there needs to be clarity about whether: -The client is supplying materials or -The electrician is supplying materials, in which case there should be a quote on what's...

So what's the quote they've given you for the materials?

I suspect the plaster might have gone off by now! It's been over 20 years...

I can be even more pedantic - the "it" refers to the arch, not to the lintel, so "below it" is correct...

Oh dear - what a lot of uninformed nonsense!

I'd use gravel, ...partly because I'm a bit lazy...

Fred

Uttered

Personally, I'd find a plant that would grow in there that would give an even attractive framing to the slabs and plant it - Corsican mint comes to mind...

What's wrong with your kitchen?