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Read the application data sheet for the paint online. Read the surface preparation advice. What said about plaster? Different paints require different preparation. Some you can use if watered down and some not

For future projects. There are no shortcuts in decorating. No one coat paints. No paints that don't need preparation. It's all marketing nonsense... Yeah. It can work but often not... First test to see if the existing paint is waterbased or oil based. Rub with meths as that will remove...

You can treat wall with storm dry as that may help. You may find this helpful

Lath and plaster wall or a plastered brick wall?

I follow this guy for my information. Very interesting...

I don't like any of the modern tumble dryer. Dehumidifier in laundry mode and a fan works well for us. Been a game changer. Would a heat pump tumble dryer last 5 years? Do they give you a voucher or replacement? I don't know but we aren't going to bother. I guess some families need a decent...

Looks like the wood is to nail last few rows down... Maybe. I think that gap is a mistake. Maybe. Watch this video as shows some information that will help you.

I don't know the answer. I'm not good with wood treatment and stains with only basic knowledge. Trades go on courses to gain better knowledge. I just phone technical helplines. It's complicated it seems.. Try contacting https://www.littlefairs.shop/

Bostik Flexacryl Instant Repair Or something similar maybe

Re leak Cracked heat exchanger maybe. Never any signs of water with those and I don't think treating with fix. Don't look a difficult job to do yourself swapping out although you shouldn't do it yourself.

I flush out. So taps you just run. Heating I just filled and drained. Seems some don't bother but any debris or flux in water can cause problems it is said.

What do you mean behind screen?

Re plaster over lime plaster. I've not seen any problems either tbh. I've seen the YouTube videos where it has been a problem. I just like to mention it so people can be aware and research themselves.

Remove the side with lining paper. Fill. New lining paper. I'm not keen on the fact I can see pink gypsum used on fireplace. It hasn't caused a problem so all good.

Tx110 as you say. Standard toupret is fine for that although it takes a bit longer to dry but cheaper. When I say longer to dry, only a day max.. Mix up a new batch every 45 mins and keep hitting it and build up layers. Final layer you will need a blade wide enough to bridge across. Damp...

I used adjustable feet. The round ones... I made a frame with the adjustable feet and placed shed on that. Why insulate floor? If you use kimgspan moisture can't get through it. I have a gap under to allow airflow as it's going to get ground damp. Would it not be easier to put some 25mm...

What's the insulation guide say for the product? Go read that insulation pdf data sheets. Just for you information. Drywall adhesive is very slow to dry out. 4 days minimum in the summer and I've known it take 2 weeks

Local joinery company for bespoke sizes. I've got them to make doors and my own stairs. They won't fit though although they may know someone.

Have you got a picture? Sounds like it's moved and out of square.

I just screwed timber to wall and pushed in 50mm kimgspan between timbers. Then screwed foil backed plasterboard over. The kimgspan acts as a moisture barrier. The foil on the plasterboard also blocks moisture. Charliediy on YouTube has multiple videos with the different systems he has...