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That 'mower' run time on one battery charge won't be long if, as seems from the ad, it's powered by an AA cell !!

If you don't know where the pipework is behind the tile, you risk cutting into a pipe. Chisel/lever a tile off.

That is a double socket. A plug is what fits into it. If the socket has no power then the circuit breaker at your consumer unit may have tripped (or fuse blown, if it's an ancient consumer unit).

Children's sand-pit sand? That's often light-coloured so as to be non-staining.

The mesh in the post #5 link looks promising.

Good ventilation is advisable to prevent problems from condensation.

Grass is fairly shallow-rooted. On its own it might be inadequate for holding back soil, particularly after heavy rain.

I'd leave it as is if the runners can easily be removed when necessary. Any chance you could modify the CU lid or its fixings slightly to make it removable (but obviously securely closable too)?

I have a Corolla, but that link says all inf relates to U.S vehicles only. My car is not a U.S model.:(

Painting the underside of a wood floor with bitumen prolongs the life of the shed floor.

The black cylinder is an electrolytic capacitor, which looks to have overheated (due to a high ESR?), judging by the underside of the board. What are its markings? It's certainly worth replacing; but the fault may lie elsewhere.

Do you already have posts in position? What sort of panels? Woven, feather-edge boards, ...... ?

Isn't that a push-fit fitting? The grooves on the white part look parallel; not a thread. Try pushing the red part to the left.

Air inlet tube to fuel tank (to stop tank imploding as fuel is used)?

Is your soil pipe clay or plastic? A broken clay pipe underground can cause blockages which no amount of plunging will permanently clear.

For garden tools, does the evenness really matter?

Thanks for the suggestions.

Any recommendations for an effective solvent to clean Bostik flash-band goo off of tools?

Agreed.

Those look a good idea. They should keep the shed timber clear of wet ground.