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I think the O.P. needs to take some grass and chill out.

I see two trains of thought to the o.p. :- Whilst thinking ' no, cos it's too heavy', surely ( for example) 10kg/m2 is the same for 1M as it is for 2 ? But you can't argue with my second reasoning - ' No, because the adhesive has already been used'. Therefore the SAME adhesive can't be used...

It was an easy bobo to make

I just finished ‘Untamed’. Great show. ( though it’s Yosemite Nat Park) Makes me want to go camping again !

I don’t see why not; though I’ve sealed the gaps off between the slabs to stop mice getting under it, and having bearers on top of a frame means there will always be air circulating under it to help keep it dry.

Only as you were looking for photos/ideas …

Just finished ( one of my many) outdoor projects :- small summerhouse for the Domestic Manager. Ok, so not as grand as some of the other ones you guys have going on just now, but I’m pleased with it……

Oh dear, I was hoping no one was going to reply !! Lol Well, I think I’ve met my limit for ‘trying anything’ :- This is the first job ive done that never went to plan…….. the top coat kept sliding/ slumping down. The scratch coat was solid, well adhered and reasonably flat. Has dried over...

You mean like this ? Lol Just arrived from Mr Amazon

It’s 450 x 450 slabs I used.

I’ve just finished ‘making’ my shed/summerhouse. After costing it up against making it myself, I went for the heaviest duty/ proper construction / T&G/ osb-free one I could find off the shelf… Anyway, I made my base first, out of Pressure Treated 4 x 4’s, put on top of a concreted in slab/pad...

Surely you can't SORN a vehicle over the phone if it's not yours ?

I had one of the early ones years ago, on a Focus. Despite my mechanic pals reservations, it never missed a beat. It had good economy, and was capable of good motorway driving as well. You'd never had known it only had 3 cylinders. Had it 4 years, no problems.

I know - why don't you put in a built-in oven with a hob?

IMHO the only thing the gas fitter has done wrong is fail to manage your expectations.

You mean ' a bad customer blames his workmans tools' lol

You are wrong. You can clearly see the gas pipe in your 3rd photo

Wow! Hang on a minute Yartin.........How has the G.E. made a mess of it ? You mean he didn't move a gas pipe or valve after you no doubt told him " just put the cooker in there" ?

JP and Morq killing what was, up to now, a light-hearted thread about an extension lead...............

I agree, that is a good solution. I was merely answering the question asked.