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No difference its personal preference or ease of fitting

You never board or plaster to the floor as it stops moisture transfer from floor to wall and visa versa

I see personal i wudnt not bolt it but if it makes u feel better do it threaded bar all the way throught the ply and stud work with penny washers either side

They should be mounted ontop of the tray and its fairly easy to cut with a fine toothed hand saw bit of masking tape and a pencil line you dnt have to use trims on the internal corners if you dont want to if you do use trims make sure you seal down the trims to stop water ingress .

Bolts are not needed so the total weight is 37 kg ? I wud put nogins in the stud work behind the bracket and use 70or 80 mm screws thrught the ply into the nogin

I take it this is going to be a garage ? How have you fixed the walls down and if i was u id put temp diagonal braces in during installation to hold it square as its build. Provided its fixed down correctly and to each other there shouldnt be much movement on the enclosed end but u will get...

I had this with a oak floor easily solved u need to fat mates to stand on the offending area abd a nail gun and put a couple of 16g brads down there will be fairly invisable troy