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or this stuff maybe. https://www.promain.co.uk/product/coo-var-w449-driveway-and-patio-paint-id3232

No send them back as they were riven grey not riven buff.

Sounds like water is getting through some where on the roof. Did they use that thin shed felt or the torch on because in my opinion the shed felt is useless and the torch on while being about twice as much in cost is far far better.

It is sometimes cheaper to buy 8ft posts from a timber yard and cut them into 2 x 4ft, just remember to treat the cut end.

The ground is going to erode so it needs digging out or retaining. If you wanted you could use recessed concrete posts with the concrete gravellboards that fit them. The gravel boards would be used as the the retaining wall and the recess could be used to fit a decking joist. And as you...

Slide out the panel and put a threaded bolt through from the panel side then slide the panel back down. If you use a m10 bolt its head will only be a few mm proud so the panel should slide down ok when you are done.

Leaving a gap and filling it with some decorative stone that contrasts the slabs looks good as well.

Punch the make and model number into Google and "parts" or "schematic" and you will find a breakdown of your mower.

They sit kinda proud of the post so there's gonna be a gap between the fixing post and the concrete post. Have you used them to hang gates before?

It sou8nds ok but remember that timber (even oak) will shrink a bit over time so account for that with perhaps a narrow french drain around the paving. If not you may end up with unattractive and uneven gaps around the edge of the paving. I would have done so on the slate paving and...

most slotted posts have a hole through them so is it possible to use them to attach a 4x2 onto the post and fix your hinges or latch onto the edge of it? like this with the hinge or latch fixed to the short edge of the timber: Another option is fix 2 on like that (one either side of...