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My friend had a similar issue, he ended up making a few ply moulds and using a cheap vibrating poker and some shuttering oil cast his own. ....it might be an option?

Edit.(I missed the flat roof bit). Normally you would have it to the inside edge of the inner skin so the gable walls can be built up and use a gable ladder to span over the two skins to fix your soffit/facia.

Yes my bad, I meant diagonal/wind bracing.

The truss manufacturer produces a drawing that usually specifies the bracing required. I thought chevron bracing was standard on all trussed roofs :s

You won't need c16, off the top of my head we use something like 22x97mm, you wont need it kiln dried either,tanalised. I don't know how you can stand a roof, let alone tile one without bracing.

Look for kitchen worktop bolts

Yeah the multi-tool gets my vote! If your in luck lidl do a cheap parkside jobby that will do well as a one off.

Have a look at Dacatie cavity closers.

If stud work is a definite no-no then I'd try something like 38x38 batterns down the wall at 600 or so centers, with knauf acoustic roll insulation packed between with soundbloc over the top (like regular plasterboard but blue, and a lot heavier/ denser.) some sound will travel through if your...