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Thanks @Notch7, that term was exactly what I was looking for. As an example: http://www.slideandfold.co.uk/sightline-details-for-aluminium-windows.html

I am in the middle of ordering new slimline windows and I find it difficult to get answers from suppliers on how exactly thick the window frame will be. Is there a specific term or key phrase I need to ask a window supplier to get a straight answer? e.g. one supplier quoted their 'frame' as...

If we don't notice the leak in time, then you are correct in that it will fail. We did consider vinyl as well - this has the benefit of having very little height and moisture proof - however, we haven't found any we like yet.

@foxhole: They do have some laminate suitable for bathrooms: https://www.ukflooringdirect.co.uk/laminate-flooring-aqualock-8mm-farmhouse-oak @Notch7: If I go for the 40mm insulation, then my height will increase to 73mm which will mean raising the door height. Hence the 30mm insulation...

Agree with adding underlay, but will need to reduce the insulation: 30mm Celotex + 18mm + P5 T&G chipboard + 5mm underlay + 10mm laminate flooring = 63mm

40mm Celotex + 18mm P5 T&G chipboard + 10mm laminate flooring = 68mm height 68mm should still mean the door height can stay the same. Cheers.

I am in the process of planning a bathroom conversion whereby I would like to insulate an existing 14 square meter concrete floor: I have 65mm to work with (otherwise I need to raise the door height). There is an existing DPM layer 65mm includes insulation/chipboard/laminate I am currently...