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Normally for dwellings any overall rise of over 600mm ought to have handrails and comply with Part K but thousands of homeowners do what they like so I would n be too worried. That said a set of stairs with uneven gongs/risers can often be dangerous especially for those not familiar with them...

I use one of these in the garage https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07BQC7GNL?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_2&th=1 , it's mounted under the workbench out of sight and would be small enough to mount under kitchen wall cupboards assuming you had a pelmet but easy to use with muscle memory...

You need to lift a few tiles and see what's really going on .....

Well the rest of your roof will likely fail somewhere else before your Bostic. Permanent means forever so it should not really be used in the description of any kind of repair solution.

Those products are fine for this purpose, although they're aimed at quick temporary repairs rather than long term repairs. Besides it seems you have nothing to lose.

Yes, this does make you kind of sound a bit like 'one of those customers', as has been requested numerous times, break down exactly what and how you asked for (were there any drawings?) and what has been built, otherwise it looks a bit like you're trolling.

woody would seemingly march back into Currys and demand a bit of money off what he paid. Sometimes woody .....

Why would you roll over like that if you expected a building X size?

The photos are still a bit poor, on the bottom run it looks like there is a separate bannister rail on top of vertical balusters, set away from the wall?

Or L shape brackets on the cabinet sides, then some of these screwed to the back of the panel? eg...

Got some other photos?

Is that actually possibly considering your tech choice procrastinate?

So my second image is correct. Hmm what a pickle, should've thought about the gutter beforehand, precisely because of this.

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.