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If you have cladding or render board it will be on batterns which forms a cavity

But you will need fire socks in the cavity

Think the external fire protection part only comes into play when 1m from boundary

That's the idea

You would fit plater board in the then make good or use bonding plaster to build out an make good but might be a little deep for bonding plaster

You want a minimum of 120mm pir in wall so min is 100 in 20 over or 60 /60

This is a stair nosing but you can use MDF cut to size

Also you don't need a vcl with taped pir board

Studs

Knauf 32 is for masonry cavity you need pir for 100mm

You'll need to rip of that old base rail an fit two new stair nosings the whole length then make good

You really want 100mm pir in wall an 50 over don't scrimp on the insulation you'll regret it

I also hope the ridge is fixed well cos now the collers have been cut out not much holding that in place plus think I only see one nail in the top part of that scab detail

https://labcfrontdoor.co.uk/projects/loft-conversions/will-my-loft-conversion-staircase-comply-with-building-regulations

I its under building control they won't pass 2m min if serving more than one bedroom

As said above the only foam alternative is blue 60 But it can't be used in gap below 10mm https://www.firesealsdirect.co.uk/passive-fire-protection/fire-rated-foam/blue-60-fire-rated-foam-750ml/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw166aBhDEARIsAMEyZh4LXZbMNzw1IkcGUKPamksS_lvjf1e7vE2Tui9ohwd9hXQe5NP2LsUaAj_JEALw_wcB

Red or green laser are fine outside if they pulse you just need a receiver as for the thickness of line work to the centre

Had a apprentice(just needs his gas so almost there ) plumber doing work at mine daughters bf So didn't want to charge me much so brought him a Bosch laser and a Makita dab radio shows you appreciate people

Never got why people use mitre saws for cutting big timber if you can't do it by hand or with a skill saw don't bother had someone get up on a roof with one once told him to put back in his van and go home

If you're looking to go cordless keep an eye on eBay as Screwfix were selling the trend ones for 185 and apparently there was alot of bulk buying so they normally pop up Plus not a bad little saw