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Why would you want to do that? Is this already built like this?

Is this correct? Or do you mean there is a silly angle change in the footprint like this:

Sure but if the builder gets it a bit off then you'll be the one left carrying the can. Can you rely on the builder to build it completely accurately?

Well if you order windows without the finished sizes then you have to hope the builder gets it spot on so you're increasing the risk of things going wrong.

I would expect to employ a builder to remove the windows and create the new openings and then temporarily board up. Then get the french doors ordered to fit the actual finished opening sizes.

This threads going round in circles just post some photos of your fence along the boundary will you, then the likes of us who understand the legislation can comment.

Is the tape really that expensive? Why would you not use the tape/system that's designed for the job? As an aside I don't understand the cutting the shower panels bit, why would it be painful? Just understand how to cut it properly and then cut it properly.

Lots of scart to hdmi converters available.

No, really?

If by warranty provider you mean NHBC they won't be interested in this unfortunately, you'll have to pursue it with the developer.

I'm not quite sure about that, if you employ a crappy designer then for sure you have nothing to lose, if you employ a good one though then their input can be invaluable and could save you ££££s far outweighing their outlay.

You won't find them on the planning portal, you'll need to look on your local authority's website, if you trawl through the recent few weeks or so applications then you will likely find a domestic extensions which will give you an idea of what you'll need to submit but in essence you'll need...

It sounds like you just have some internal plans? You need a few other drawings to submit a planning application.

They've been used commercially for decades, largely as a hygienic wall finish in kitchens, hospitals etc, it's only relatively recently that they've become more popular in the domestic market as more varied patterns/colours have become available. They are effective if installed correctly...

By breaking the glass, the glass will be toughened, thee is no give whatsoever in toughened glass..

Seems like a recipe for disaster, apply an opaque film to it instead?

Hmm, maybe.

Think I'd be wary of using a Stanley knife, those backs of wardrobes have a habit of popping out if you apply much pressure on them. How will you know where the plug socket is?

Space wise I think it'll work just fine, we had pretty much an identical downstairs bog in our last house and it worked just fine, any space disadvantages are outweighed by the addition of a downstairs bog. If going for a macerator consider a commercial grade albeit much more expensive they will...

If like to give the non-disabled moaners a full-on dose of disability for a month, they'd STFU then.