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100 between + 25 under will be better, using 2 x 50's is identical to 1 x 100, more cutting/labour though. Don't understand the wall question.

Something like this https://www.grasswarehouse.co.uk/collections/accessories/products/artificial-grass-joining-tape and this https://www.grasswarehouse.co.uk/collections/accessories/products/artificial-grass-glue-cartridge But you might have to check with the actual grass manufacturer (if you...

Agreed, the 'handyman' has made things worse, now the patch has to be joined to the existing bit and that should be a strip of special joining fabric underneath both bits and a special adhesive used to join both bits to the fabric strip.

Surely the concrete for the swing legs should have been set a 6 inches or so beneath the surface of the fake grass? Then whatever the base is for the grass could have just continued over concrete swing bases, sounds like the bases were installed too high initially. Fixings like these are used at...

BCO's are not there to advise you, it's up to you to satisfy the regs. Sounds like you're doing it on a Notice and just making it up as you go along. BCO's love that approach. Someone is lacking common sense in this thread, I don't think it's the BCO.

It looks like it may go into a socket at the top.

Asda, like the rest, never give up an opportunity for some good publicity. They're such a caring employer https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/feb/03/thousands-asda-workers-win-latest-stage-equal-pay-case#:~:text=Thousands%20of%20Asda%20workers%20have,payout%20worth%20%C2%A31.2bn.

Sometimes but wouldn't there be poo in the hole?

Boring Troll boy.

Can't you just replace the glass mirror bit?

Won't it fit in the Jazz with the rear seats down, front wheel off obviously? I went through the mill looking at a long term bike carrier solution for the Golf, settled on a roof rack + bike carriers but I guess that's not ideal if it's difficult for you to lift a heavy bike up there.

Perhaps some effort put into describing things and some photos might help.

Sorry For you loss, Andy's Man Club is one that operates down here, I believe they have meetings all over but not sure.

It's not a BCO's job to get their hands dirty.

What makes you so special that he should bend the rules for you?

Begs the question what's the other side like ....

How old is it? I doubt any alternatives will have anything replaceable either, they'll be cheaper imitations. You could reach out to the manufacturer and see if they're sympathetic!

Oof, you've tried the obligatory mole grips? Did you mean to write masonry screw?

Your roof looks fairly typical, typically the principle for converting such a loft would be to fit a steel beam just above your existing ceiling joists beneath each purlin, then build a structural timber stud wall off the new beams to support the purlins, then any ties or struts can be removed...

Well your first surveyor is wrong/misguided.