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If you want waterproof cladding you need a breathable membrane on the outside face of the studs, then vertical battens, then the cladding. Any old cheap breather membrane off ebay will do for a shed.

Yes they're solid doors designed for when you can't find a suitably sized door. https://www.builderdepot.co.uk/12mm-x-47mm-planed-hardwood-meranti-par-timber-2440mm-2in-x-0-5in You'll likely have to find a local supplier or someone who can deliver to you at a reasonable cost.

You might want to consider a fire door blank, which can be cut down to suit, a hardwood lipping is added to the perimeter before fitting. eg https://www.builderdepot.co.uk/44mm-plywood-fd30-fire-door-blank-2135mm-x-915mm-7ft-x-3ft

A Latham door in that will probably see the rest of the building shaken to bits every time its shut, they're great doors but completely over the top for that IMO. You'll also need to add on delivery and possibly a fixing kit, then it won't seem quite so attractive .....

Type of printer, make/model, age, have you been through all the diagnostic things and print head alignment stuff etc?

Or dig a hole and bury it.

Try the old shake it out trousers trick when out for a stroll, should only take you a few months.

Sometimes people will be willing to bag it up themselves.

What have you to lose in advertising it? Apart from dealing with the odd Marketplace knob head.

Well I can't be arsed to read through all that so just post some progress pics so we can slag it off compliment you.

I'd dig it out, fill it properly and paint over it, if it comes back then think about things then. A loft conversion done 15 years ago would have brought about any structural issues by now if there were any. a cracked ceiling is seldom much to worry about.

Lighter fluid for the van?

So that kind of out and out lie would be enough for me to dismiss them outright.

Ask the customer what they want? I would do top of the wall.

Approach landscape gardeners for quotes to supply and fit. If it's something they've done before they will have a local supplier who can supply the posts and be able to install them.

Got some photos?

FFS they're throw away items, they cost pennies to produce, buy another one.

Oh yeah you might be right chaps. :whistle::rolleyes::p

Marley Weatherboard is much nicer.