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Are those two actual holes? It looks like that unit has retained the two upper removal tool holes:

For some reason I assumed it wasn't detached, also the existing house is strip foundation's apparently. :rolleyes:

Well just get on with it, I really can't believe it needs that much dismantling until you can fit the biggest bit through the door, then just put it back together, perhaps some additional brackets here or there or some extra screws will be needed to get it back together nice and tight but you...

If certain criteria is met ie below 30m2 and either over 1m from the boundary or clad in non-combustible materials it won't need Building Regs. https://www.planningportal.co.uk/permission/common-projects/outbuildings/is-building-regulations-approval-needed-for-an-outbuilding Anyway what...

Originally it went in through the door, either whole or in bits, so it either fits back out through the door without dismantling it or it comes apart.

For folding cranes on wheels? Nonsense.

Really this is one of those things you either post a ton of photos or realistically you break it down into as few pieces as possible, you might find you only need to detach the panel down by the foot end, then the rest can be moved out of the room temporarily.

Seems like a reasonable solution. Though I would always favour a folding engine hoist on wheels.

You can hire those conservatory roof ladders apparently.

Well I don't know what it is you're asking or what you have now. SE's won't be interested in digesting your fag packet memoirs, they want to look at drawings or sketches at least, a loft conversion is really right down the bottom of what an SE wants to be doing so you'll have to spoon feed them...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy2011dl4xo

Tell me you're an idiot without telling me you're an idiot.

@ree why are you incapable of linking to someones username?

Towel rail? :unsure: :p

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Normally you buy melamine already on a sheet of plywood, MDF etc. Might we ask what it is you want to do?

Yes do that, you're overthinking it.

That's a good question, normally you would insulate the gable end so there would be insulation to rather than brickwork. But if your gable has no insulation it'll be cold so is there any need for a VCL anyway. Which begs the question why aren't you fixing some token insulation to the gable end...

I have done this in the past:

How much adjustment does it need? A couple of french cleat brackets would work, same as Foxholes idea but might give more adjustment. A couple of washers or similar would be needed on one side to get the brackets to align. eg...