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I was thinking to finish the edge once cut with some smaller tiles similar to the photo below. The shower wouldn't be used often (just to wash sand off feet), so there won't be much water.

I'd like to cut a section of a patio away to reveal what i expect will be soil below. The soil section will then be filled with pebbles and act as a natural drain for shower water. Is it possible to cut a nice curved "s" shape in the tiles shown in the picture below or will they just split or...

Yes, I'll be using the existing holes. So as the existing holes aren't that close to the "plank" edges it should be ok?

I have a new door. It currently has mass produced decorative door nails which I wish to replace with these hand forged nails. They however have a wide nail width and I'm worried they may split the wood. Is this likely? The holes where they will be driven aren't that close to the edge...

Thanks for the advice.

Would sandblasting work? Thanks

It's just from a dripping tap over a period of 8 months. Hard water area and limescale I guess. I've added some new photos. The tiles are spanish terracotta "Rhondda" type tiles. Thanks

Leaking tap caused this damage over a few months. Tried a product called Agua Fuerte which is a mild acid cleaner but no luck. Any ideas apart from re-tiling? Thanks

Thanks for the advice. Will have a look.

I have a property in Spain and the wooden windows were replaced 6 years ago with uPVC. There is one window which is a sliding patio door which I can shake with very little force out of the frame. They are both approximately 0.5cm too small. The company who fitted the window has gone out of...