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Don't you just kind of manipulate it in, the panels have a bit of flex don't they?

Presumably you have the type of internal corner trims where each panel needs to slot into a groove?

One gas and one water.

Your roof joists must go front to back (in the pic) so the vents need to be at each end. And your element 2 on your print out should be a vapour barrier not a breathable membrane. And 50mm of rockwool is gonna do Sweet FA!

I'd chop that down and start again with a fresh end.

That looks crap, a lead one would have been better, I guess he used whatever he could be bothered to get hold of more easily. eg https://www.leadworx.com/shop/lead-slates-pipe-flashing/lead-pitched-slates/?srsltid=AfmBOop976AeCmQ8TRQsqYG1fuuYdDrLWCldc19Mgao7XFiRSyf4Hxg7

Time for a new TV ....

Another dumb American.

:ROFLMAO:

Yes the early era Wheeler Dealers with Ed were pretty watchable, can't stand any of the mechanics since then and Mike is a Tosser. Cutting Edge Engineering is great channel if you're into that kind of thing https://youtube.com/@cuttingedgeengineering?si=9ILLKxb9tcPv8-Xa

Nutjob lives rent free in your head! :ROFLMAO:

Just use a wall tie on every course. If it were a door slamming against the jamb you might have reason to be concerned but a window will be OK. You could do additional ties into the existing wall at the front too if you wanted to go belt and braces.

It would seem you have your answer already.

The mistake was going to Halfrauds.

Wait till they respond. Or don't ....

Take them back to the cutter, get them to refine them.

Show some better photos of the hinge. What do you need to adjust? @ronniecabers @crank39

Pics always help .....

Hands down I'm a better cook than Mrs Mercury. But don't tell her I'll have a very short life expectancy!