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You could seal it with some polymer mastic. Hippo is good stuff.

Not really, it won't be as good as the one purpose-made in the factory.

What could go wrong! The pressure on that ladder joint must be at its limit! And that flue has no chance of staying there!

I suspect it will be missing some components, like the BFX collar.

and they are a lot more than 191 euros

EKW are velux combo flashing kits

Have you already built this roof?

Well if you are into promoting wild life, like swallows, you will need to provide a ledge for them to make their nests.

Without any pictures, it's not possible to tell. If it's the original roof, then most surveyors are going to say it needs a new roof.

On the lower section of the roof, put a bigger kick on the first course, pack the baton with scraps of lead to gain height. Grading your slates will also help.

I don't recognise the flashing kit you propose, I suspect its Dakea.

Can't really say without knowing specifications, but if you don't have a rafter in the centre, you will have an aperture of 1.6m i.e. 4 crippled rafters. Concrete tiles are heavy!

Double rafter in between, and I would get the 100mm flashing kit. There is also an adjustable variant available now.

I hope they got sacked.

Can you not move the plate to a different starting position, and then drill new holes?

You need to make your own, those are not going to work for a stone roof.

If they didn't put any sealant on the cill at both ends, then water can go sideways, and enter the property. Looks like some body has already had a go at this problem before looking at those bits glued on.

Spend your money on something else.

Black pudding surely

I might be wrong, but I think the krypton factor did it first.