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You said you can’t access from below?

No I took it in store yesterday .

Brickwork on a post knocked out of line by 10mm.Used a car jack and timber to lift and realign a corner post on the house ( wife backed the car into it). Removed mortar on the perps and injected resin to fix the brickwork then made good with a little mortar .

Not obvious why you can’t access from below?

rhetorical question!

Very unclear what you are doing and what the problem is?

Limescale would be very unusual from a shower , usually hair and soap scum build up . Proprietary drain unblockers usually work with a thorough flush afterwards.

Wonder why

You could use plasterboard , or a wall board which would also act as a splashback .If you go with plasterboard you only need 9mm as it’s cosmetics . You would need to compare prices for plasterboard, tile and adhesive versus a wall panel and adhesive .

You may want to read the question again?

Depends on style and dimensions.

Coat of bituminous mastic.

Which model? Not sure what you are asking?

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Lots of very good suction type fittings around these days .

Thousands of options. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mini-Digital-Dashboard-Clock-Stick/dp/B0FXB75JSZ

What are you intending for the property? Ceilings are easily replaced. Beyond that your question is more like “ how long is a piece of string.” Are you doing the work ( this is a diy site ).

Poor fit around frame lots of gaps and holed leadwork.

Walls should be plastered after install ideally but as they were already plastered window fitters should have used a trim ( if they were replacing existing they would have used a trim ). Builders are being petty because you didn’t go through them . Black trim is a quick and easy fix, you could...

It’s all in the linked post . Basics here. It’s twin walled so ripped the rear every panel to reduce it to single thickness which bends easily. Lay ply or board over top edge to mark shape of curve , cut this out and fix to floor inline to hold the base of panel and finish with pvc trim to form...