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It's talked about in podcasts and there are courses to learn. Supposed to be good

Cavity wall? Where there is no cavity you can add insulated plasterboard stuck on with foam then mechanical fixings through.

Often when you have mould like that there is a lack of insulation above ceiling. This causes ceiling to become cold in the winter months and the hot moisture in the steam or damp towels etc settles on ceiling causing mould. Have a look at the insulation above and add more if required. If you...

I'm no expert but I say the same as slabs. Keep it's same height. You could throw a handful of cement around the drain area in sand as that will help stop any movement. Worst case you lift slabs and level again as not difficult to fix if its a problem.

Waste descends vertically by 25 mm for every 1m

Don't worry about it. Normal. Mt gravel drive had a huge puddle yesterday with the rain. I'm lying new patio and where I dug out on the clay, it was like a pond last year. Chucked gravel over then I'll layed slabs. That's a low point and water runs to it. You probably have solid ground so...

Set the toilet on a plinth

Put an end trim where your green line is up wall cut so its wider at the top maybe. Could always straighten that corner which is a bit more involved

2kg box of toupret. Do it in 2+ goes giving it an hour or so for first mix to set a bit so it don't slump out. Try not to mix more than you need or you will be throwing away good filler

Should be a good fit but when I've come across problems like that ive put a stainless steel screw through

Remove rubber and clean or replace. I've got two myself I need to fix as the rubber gets dirty or slime grows underneath it.

Oddly. And it's true. Mods aren't here as much as some of us. I mod a site and I can go days without looking so I think it's down to exposure. If you hit ignore after reporting the post, it disappears so that's the best thing to do.

I don't think you will move that. I've got several patio slabs on a plank ATM so they don't scratch the new slabs under. The plank is a bit twisted and the slabs have made no difference even with the weight

I hired a pump for the 4 days before inspection. Sun came out and dried it mostly before concrete. Not a problem but was stressful when it was hammering it down. I got the wrong type of pump as well and couldn't get it to prime in the shallow water so had to swap it.

Use a polymer like CT1 or Stixall. Fill Use waterbased paint over as a primer or topcoat. You have to use waterbased over first! Use multi solve to clean up if you make mistakes

Depends how well it preps. If the wood is good stain. See wood grain through. If it's poor and needs filling use opaque wood stain like mahogany or other. It's a paint that's looks like a stain colour covering the the wood so you can't see the grain. Or you can buy something like zinsser all...

Consider the weight. Max is about 200kg per square meter. Could be less if a wooden floor. I've seen floors buckle under weight in the past

Marketing. Real world this stuff goes in the skip.

Worst thing could happen is you isolate the tap until they get back I guess. Crack on

There is a specific saw for cutting that make it easy. Last one I fitted I just use 50mm insulation then stuck on plasterboard over as it works out cheaper. Not something I've done loads of