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For the top, run some glue along the trim as well. Stick the trim up as before on sealant, keep it away from the frame until it's straight/in correct position, then push onto frame. Spray some activator along to set in place Only a small bead of glue required!

Some regs say clearance must be 450mm both in width and height. Others say 450mm on the width OR height is fine if 0.33 is also achieved

Where is this piece taken from? We had an opening calculated at 0.38m2 which an inspector failed due to the 450mm clearance ruling not being the case on both height and width His book of regs stated clearance must be 450mm on both width and height

Had a gutsfull of suppliers this year!! They're all at it

Next size up would be facia Google White Grain Facia

Put a 45mm or 65mm trim up first, then overlap with the 150mm

Composite Doors are generally split and coupled

24mm ali coupler should be fine. There are thicker ones available http://www.windowwidgets.co.uk/products/70mm-couplers/

I'd go all aluminium especially if you're having a bifold You could get these to then match the Ral of Velux The anthracite and slate are close but not exact

If you requested 3 windows, 2 bays and 1 window, surely you would of queried the 3 windows stated in the contract?

Supply and fit x3 "best quality" sliding sash for £200+vat per windows? There's only one company that supply VS's for £199+vat, are they fitting for free?

Mistakes can easily be made or a customers request can be misinterpreted. Surely a description of work along with the number of windows, layouts etc was sent to you to confirm??

Or extend the flue the opposite way??

Flues serving oil pressured appliances should be a minimum of 600mm away from any openable window 300mm if a fix pane Flues serving gas appliances is 300mm 150mm if a fix pane I think there are a few versions of this reg

I thought Origin was 25 yrs on the profile?? Trickle vents are needed on any new build unless you have some kind of ventilation system installed. If there's a window in the same room as the bifold I'd opt for trickle vents in there instead. Air flow is req per room

Never used schuco, have you looked at Reynaers? Sightline is 131mm and would be cheaper. All in the fitting

Residence would take longer than ali. Can get aluminium in 10 days if not dual colour Can the renderers not scratch coat everything and leave the reveals?

R7 in standard white I would say £700-£800 fitted

Go for the R7 then, 75mm profile

Stick with the Residence 9, Rehau Nordic is pricey and only a few suppliers in the UK manufacture it, priced a few before but always ended up supplying R9