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Some people can’t even be bothered to spell check their post .

Decking could cause the rain to splash the threshold constantly soaking it.

But some solar Xmas lights, then you won’t kill anyone.

Grey chipboard? With the colour , dimpled marking and loose fibres more likely cement board.

Maybe get yourself a flip bit for woodworking. https://toolsidee.co.uk/product/kwb-bit-holder-quick-flip-1-4-zb-P13277.html?currency_een=1

Must say I found your original post baffling with spurious reference to things not working which you don’t mention having ? Don’t see what the purpose is of mentioning the dimensions of you old tv , how is that relevant ?

If the tiles are mounted on plasterboard it will all need to come out . Grout is water resistant not proof so background will get damp . Personally I would avoid tiles in a shower .

Asbestos cannot be identified by appearance .

Rip out and replace.

The outside ground level too high ?, why would using bricks be the cause?

Less water = stronger mix.

If it’s catching bottom the it needs moving over at top , not lifting. You would need to remove screws in vertical slots as they will prevent lateral movement ( Top and middle hinges), loosen only at bottom hinge if only slight movement required.

Looks like plasterboard , asbestos cannot be identified from a photo.

They include but may have been overlooked, they will send some if you request foc.

Useless in brickwork as it’s surface only detection which does not indicated damp .

Made of stainless steel?

Your meter is useless, it’s for timber.

Except your post shows it was edited .Dishwasher does not need hot water feed to rinse so waste of time buying one , it also needs specific temp for different wash types which may mean the incoming water may be too hot leading to longer wash time as it waits for water to cool.

They usually provide touch up paint to finish cut edges .

Looks like rain could enter vents from splash back . Ground level looks high .