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If it's a catnic then drill a hole with a hss bit and then screw straight into it.

Check the oil level would be an obvious place to start

Use plasterboard foam to stick the boards to the wall, couple of screws to hold it whilst the foam goes off and that's it

Swapping 2 injectors round would be my next step in your situation as I'm guessing you don't have a diagnostic tool that can show live data

It shouldn't be the policy in place at the time of determination but at the time of application. You apply based on those criteria, if the criteria changes before determination then your application can't meet it as you didn't know about them.

I'm not sure you can have it both ways, you either want to use the older regs to prove your pdl or the new rules that say your not pdl but if you were would allow you something bigger and it's taking the **** a bit expecting to have it both ways

Shouldn't imagine so, it should be the same as a building regs app in that the rules apply that were in place at the time of application not whatevers introduced afterwards is retrospective

You'll need to go back to them and point out that the amendment they are using was not in place at the time of your application so therefore has no relevance.

Could you not use a couple of 45 connectors near the svp to get the pipe tucked into the wall so you can then clip it.

I'm not a plumber just daft enough. If that elbow will turn then face the valve down and use it to drain into a bucket

Yes but you are getting wet and there will be surprisingly more water than you expect. Is that 90 degree fitting push fit? If so slipping that off and the end stop on there will be easier but the above still applies.

What's next to the washing machine?

Get a pen and paper, take some measurements of the wall and draw roughly what you want with some dimensions on it and we can probably give you a rough cost of the price for a tradesman to do it, we'll also need to know what county your in. You'd need to do the above for anyone you want to...

The responsibility for building control is with the home owner, your builder hasn't told the truth. You will need to contact your local council building control officer and tell them what's happened and they'll tell you how to proceed. Taking more photos of both sides of the rooms will help us...

Is there a building control officer involved either from the council or a private one? If there isn't then everything needs to stop now and get one involved. Some bco's will accept standard size lintels and steels for normal situations but they make that decision. Can you take a photo from...

What does the drawing or engineering calculations show?

That should be fine, most steels require a minimum 150mm bearing, you've got another 50mm on that so nothing to worry about.

Any type of fitting that uses an olive seals on the olive so fitting anything to the threads will make no difference. Fittings from the cheaper end of the market seem to be poor nowadays and most I've used have required several wraps of gas ptfe around the olive to seal, I fit the ptfe as a...

Your right with hex, dhw is generally domestic hot water

That looks more like it, what's on the toilet end?