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You won't know what they'll want until you ask, they might tell you over the phone but then no guarantee you'll get the same inspector when you put the Notice it. In modern houses they typically carry on the strip under the garage door anyway as it makes building the footings easier.

Just from a random supplier https://stairfurb.co.uk/product-category/glass/ No idea what they're like.

The thickness ought to be determined by the supplier. Wouldn't you just do this:

Silicone everywhere for me, it won't look out of place provided the colour is right and it's done neatly. I would question why wouldn't you seal between the floor and the walls/pan on a floor that's likely to get wet.

Just looks like you could replace with like for like plywood.

Why?

You have fire resistant upvc doors?

@crank39 @ronniecabers

But you've got a loft leg every 600mm in every direction - correct? TBH if I was forced to use loft legs I would probably have a bit of timber around the perimeter of the boarded space but that's because I think having the boards unsupported around the edges is a bit crap. But then I would...

You don't fit any timbers around the perimeters of the boards when using loft legs, that's the whole point.

Here's what we're doing for timber frame build jambs these days:

What do the other two quotes say?

OK Stuart we get it, size doesn't matter!

So get a refund off the first SE.

Have you checked how much delivery is, it's usually free if close but don't know if you are in the sticks.

The Pros will be along to answer no doubt but I've been using Dulux Trade Satinwood no problems for years, seems pretty durable and goes on nicely.

I've read recently that composite gets noticeably hotter than timber when in direct sunlight. But that wasn't based on doing any major research.

Looks fairly standard of the stuff that you get delivered, rough with the smooth and all that. Unless you take the time to go and sort out which bits of timber you want from the supplier. Maybe next time upload even more photos.

Is it a vent to the head of the run? Ask him.

Normally , or at least in the past (20 years or so), there would be a coax cable fitted from the living area up to the loft, then the new owner is expected to fit an aerial.