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There's one near me with KI55 RSR. Why you would want that I will never know.

For tiles I'd use a decent cement board or nomoreply. Vinyl I'd use a 6mm plywood

I agree, I can only think it's for attention.

I'm with Conny, always after for ease of access/removal

A few kids in my son's year group (y11) identify as random things, a few are gay, a few are non binary and one identifies as a rat

Sounds like some lucky tradesman dodged a bullet

If I am doing a large job that requires a lot of materials I ask for payment of those materials delivered to customers site upfront. If the customer refuses then I don't pay for them myself and the job won't happen. Trust goes both ways. There are dodgy customers out there too.

The last time they were president of the council in 2022 they invaded the Ukraine

That's part of the problem, copper pipes at rads could be plastic under the boards Personally I'd never screw in blind, too much of a risk of hitting something. Having lifted many floors over the years it never ceases to amaze me some of the shocking cable and pipe runs I've seen.

The only problem with this approach is you don't know what's below, a pipe or cable could be there so it becomes time consuming as you have to lift some boards to check prior to screwing down. Usually this means cutting the tongue off

Thousands of heating systems run on 15mm copper with no issues at all for years. What makes you think you need 22mm

One of the latest adverts for smart meters I heard on the radio said it would help Britain be self sufficient and buy less gas from abroad. Totally don't get how that would work and will resist getting a S.M indefinitely.

That would be my thinking too, reduce the joints, reduce the leak options

Unless you specified you wanted it all as soldered copper then it's ok. Personally as it's gonna be hidden and under a floor I'd have used full soldered copper and had a bend rather than joint in the wall. Is it pressurised currently? Before you cover it I'd make sure it has water in it and...

Vinegar makes wood swell

Yes I've done at least 10 holes with the kit. Using an SDS go steady and don't force the drill, let the bit do the work. FYI my SDS has a clutch but still grabbed and snapped around.

I have that kit and it's been decent enough on any wall I've come across. I use it with a good core drill. Be wary with an SDS because if the bit bites and the clutch doesn't work it'll potentially damage your wrist. I upgraded to a core drill after my SDS snapped round whilst I was up a...

You'd typically buy a tray and move the pipework to suit. Looks tricky in your situation as floor looks to be concrete.

I use these, excellent blades for the money and probably best I've used including some at £40...

From experience if that cubicle has been fitted correctly you may find that more tiles crack trying to get the wall mounted channel off. I've never removed one without tiles cracking. Personally unless you want a big job I'd be tempted to run clear silicone and smooth over the crack.