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it can be done but may end up looking a bit odd you will need to use a bit of box end board place it over the current wood box end and draw round the outline then cut out the centre hole slightly smaller so that you don't see the wood through it. then you will have to trim round the edge with...

he is probably referring to tongue and groove soffit which is a lot stronger when fitted this way than when fitted in a 5mtr floppy length and you don't have any joins in the soffit doing it this way or notice any variations in the brickwork

dont forget you need to measure the thickness of the unit you are taking out and replacing with the panel I dont know if youre too concerned about a colour match for the panel they are not all the same there should be a manufacturers code somewhere on the frame and your best bet is a local...

i agree with mw if you can get hold of deeplas then use that and also about swish/ concord im sure he buys in bulk but if like me you only do a few fascia jobs a month then you have to get what is available for delivery or collect so I stick with freefoam its the best of whats readily available...

ditto what mr.crank said you can get a reveal liner that is only 3mm thick that will slide under existing frame thus not blocking drainage so will work to a certain extent depends how involved you want to get really :)

I personally do not like eurocell fascia but im sure there are others who swear by it on the ogee fascia the corners do not fit very well and only come in 300mm length and they do seem to discolour still whereas freefoam boards can be upgraded to a twenty year colour fastness guarantee are...

maybe theres no fixings in the head either

they will probably have sat glass on packers that are in the middle so weight pressing downwards try refitting with packers in the corner so weight is on the welds

or go for tilt and turn

if you are not bothered about damaging inside then take it out and refit new one from inside. if it sits behind stone work then it is easier this way measure same as existing and order with large outer frame 70mm so openers will not foul on corbels and you will have more frame to seal against

low modulus neutral cure silicone

these look like "trojan" hinges so can be adjusted vertically with the allen key underneath when you wind it up it goes eliptically so goes up and inwards at same time so you can adjust for height and for hinge side compression give it a couple of turns you'll see it wont do anything for...

no it doesn't need venting its a like for like replacement of roofline if it was never vented before then why should it have to be now. question your surveyor's report

just get someone to put 5 soffit vents front and back 70mm circular type will do approx. 50p each and a 70mm hole saw no more than £20 worth of materials then you can close the sale pointless arguing whether they should or shouldn't have been fitted originally just do it :) building regs...

you could try jacking the door up and toe and heeling the glass again this will raise it on the lock side a tad then try new hinge pins they may be worn

you may struggle with a 40/25 cylinder but what about a 40/35 which is a more common size as long as the outside is flush it can stick through 10mm extra on the inside not perfect but could get you out of a hole

you don't need fensa or building reg's for replacement glass or sealed units as the window has already been installed just make sure of any that need to be toughened glass in critical areas

I don't think it needs toe and heeling if the locks all engage properly, by the sounds of it the keeps on the door frame that the door locks into need adjusting in order to pull the door sash closer to the frame if you open the door there will probably be roller keeps that can be adjusted this...

you can lay foam in the bottom of the box gutter to help with the noise some adhesive to stick it to box gutter once cleaned. the box gutter adaptor has not been fitted and flashed properly this is the installers fault also there is no end caps on the glazing bars where they go into box...

they dont have to be exactly same size slightly longer will suffice there are plenty of online double glazing suppliers like dg supplies or even ebay at a push