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Did you pilot drill all way through first?

Don't forget the third hinge.

Look for a "durable matt" of whatever brand.

Looks like the local constabulary tried to let themselves in with their big red key.

The terminal should be a minimum of 2.3m horizontally from any structure to prevent turbulent air effecting the draft of the chimney so not compliant. No product can overcome this requirement.

Norton CHW. Go cheap on fleabay every now and again.

Sleeve stays in place. If cost is an issue use M10 studding through 15mm plastic pipe. Cheap and adequate for small jobs.

Dywidag shuttering

Just a mention of a VPL is enough to make things pop up for some. :D

At 5m a GRP flat roof with a lantern is most likely the right solution. A parapet wall will stop it looking cheap for not a lot more money.

As Woody suggests there may be some restrictions for converting the garage into a habitable space. These restrictions can also be private covenants attached to the deeds and nothing to do with planning permission. Sometimes it's just a matter of paying a fee to the company that built the house...

They'll do. Two or three at each side.

This would be adequate and easier to terminate. https://www.cef.co.uk/catalogue/products/2015279-0-5mm-5-core-yy-control-flexible-cable-cut-length-sold-by-the-mtr

Yes the OP could indeed if he/she chose to ignore whoever has done the calcs and drawings. Line 1 of Table 10 of Doc A. https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200135/approved_documents/62/part_a_-_structure. Edge sheer? This could only ever be an issue if the compressive strength of the...

For RGBW LED installs I always use this. https://www.pfjones.co.uk/thin-wall-5-core-auto-cable-30m-100m-tw05-01.html. They do a 4 core, TW04, that's great for RGB LEDs too.

Where will they stand?:LOL: On the last domestic extension I did there was over 1.2m of uncompressed fill before I got down to the original top soil. It ended up at nearly 1.8m deep . 12m of strip meant "pinching" 300 onto 450 was the only affordable solution. Like a true Yorkshireman.

The width of the foundation is dependent on the ground conditions. See Table 10 of document A. I think it's safe to assume, given the terminology, that the original posters calculations drawings and calculations have been done with a degree of competence. As such I think it's therefore also...

Not quite. 1000mm is quoted as a minimum to prevent heave. It is important that it is regarded as a minimum as the final depth of the foundation must be determined by the ground type. It is normal to finish the concrete one or two block courses below ground level. I go for two (450mm)...

Thanks for your input. On balance I'd decided it would most appropriate to isolate from the PME and convert the outbuilding installation to TT. This helped somewhat... https://electrical.theiet.org/wiring-matters/issues/51/swimming-pools-to-bond-or-not-to-bond/ Cheers, Blue

Exactly. Not exposed until someone makes it so will be bonded. The structures is sat on a concrete raft on a plastic membrane. Floor is lino on timber so I don't see that being an issue. However... 702.410.3.4.3 States - Where a PME earthing facility is used as the means of earthing for...