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@zoothorn put one in his riverside shed / cabin as well:

Neatly cut and stick some insulated pb around the faces? You'd have to mitre the corners to ensure the insulation layer is continuous.

Some cold bridging maybe? Make airtight & insulate?

Our first Starlink, bought from Costco in the UK was faulty out of the box. Called the US helpline. New one was delivered the next day if I recall. Customer service is brilliant.

We have Starlink. Hassle free by and large and the support service is excellent if you need to talk to them (we had an initial hardware failure when we first got it).

In the absence of an EIC then an EICR usually satisfies for rentals etc. Let's face it there's no way you'll get hold of the original sparks.

In terms of certification then getting an EICR done on the whole install is the way forward in order to verify what's there now. Electrical Installation Condition Report. What was the "PIR", Periodic Inspection Report.

Or tubbies...

I thought it was OTT at first I was hinting at what I think you're calling a fork lift, the green thing, is in fact a telehandler! 😂

Long stainless steel studding chem fixed into footings and passing up in the cavity to secure the wall plate.

You had a forklift as well as a telehandler?

I've one of these bad boys: https://www.howetools.co.uk/makita-dur368az-twin-18v-brush-cutter

Illbrück FM330 skins up like rubber and really tough rubber at that. It's actually quite noticeable when you cut it compared to even Soudal products which were my previous goto.

DeWalt Bolster, comfy from out of the box but lucky if they don't fall apart within 6 months! 😡

Bigger men, bigger shovels! Taylor, Gilbreth?