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You could also try https://www.beal.org.uk/ They have a big range of stuff you may find useful for your project.

The matching shower head has a bit sticking out the side with a hole in it to fit the brass coloured peg.

I got a puncture 140 miles from home on the M5. Very glad for the spacesaver. Not so good when you pothole two tyres at once! Fortunately a good friend lived not too far away who has the same model of car (Ford Edge) who lent me his. Note: do not fit 2 spacesavers on the same side of the car. It...

As has been said, get some cable ducting preferably with draw cord in, at least 60mm diameter.

Why don't you ask your electrician about this?

Looks like M5 to me, it's over 4mm. M5 screws will normally be slightly less than 5mm OD. https://www.trfastenings.com/products/catalogue/screws-and-bolts/Machine-Screws/Pan-Head/Cross-Recess-H-Drive/TR00009579-100

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/hazet-mercedes-valve-adjuster-tool-245628427

Is that the new E10 standard unleaded?

The company should know if the boiler they are fitting requires a 22mm gas feed or not. If they don't, then steer well clear.

What is the pressure before the prv?

You need to take a (L & N) feed from the lighting circuit to either the switch position or you new light position, and then a cable from the switch to the light. You can't just use the wires you have there already.

Ask the electrician who will be doing the work.

I stand to be corrected, but I don't think so. Also, you may require deeper back boxes for usb ones. If you are thinking of charging phones etc. then the original chargers are generally faster.

Could have stayed Milwaukee...

Had one of these for about 3 years or so. Awesome.

Bull****. I've got (MK) switches and fused connection units and sockets from 1960's still working perfectly. Slowly going round upgrading.

You have switched live and neutral in and out of the first two fittings and just in to the last. Either fed from a JB or looped in at switch system.

I would use GU10 fittings and do away with the transformers.

As pretty much all lights these days are LED, there isn't any need to use 1.5mm², 1.0mm² is ample (and cheaper). Add up the load and see. If looking to use smart switches, fit 35mm deep boxes to allow plenty of room for them.