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Each of these is a question, not a fact. Nothing on this page has been agreed.

For John first

Splashback: none or matt charcoal porcelain? In one message on 12 Oct 2026 John wrote both "I'm leaning towards to splashback to be honest" and "with the current preference to no-splashback". The book follows the second.
Where this book is to live, and who may see it. It is John's home address and the inside of his house.

Engineer to check the steel, anchors and footing for wind uplift.
Harry to confirm the house-side gutter works with a frame only 50 deep (see the plans).
Whether a canopy this size needs council or PlanSA approval.

Is a 50 deep frame enough? Engineer or fabricator.
Which roof sheet or folded tray suits a 1.5° fall? Roofer.
Sheet P03's footer note runs a few millimetres past the border. It did in Rev D as well. Not fixed.

Harry: is an overflow through the side fascias acceptable, or does he want another way out for a blocked gutter?
Harry: downpipe hidden behind the cladding, or on the face?
Harry: how high does he want the apron flashing, and does it tuck under the cladding?

John: final call, none or porcelain.
Harry: is he happy with no splashback, with the stand sitting about 150 off the wall?
Kiln 2 manual: how much clear space the oven needs behind it.

Electrician: a power point in the roof space near the Velux windows, and the measured run from there to the strip.
Harry: keep or drop the conduit in the footing, decided before the pour.
Which channel and frosted cover: a standard aluminium LED profile that takes a 14.5 wide strip.
Does the Hue bridge reach the canopy, or does the strip need another Hue light nearby to relay the signal?
The listing John sent ships from Germany with a European plug (a buyer's review). Buy the Australian one or allow for an adaptor.

Harry: a tape across two ribs before ordering, to confirm 265.
Harry: which sheets are being replaced, and can it be done while the wall is open for the canopy?
A sample of the timber-look batten against the existing eave.
Kiln 2 manual: clearances above and behind.

Measure 2230, 2375 and 145 on the existing eave and template its face profile.
What is behind the cladding: timber frame or the original brick, and how deep the cavity is.
Where the house footing sits along the run. Found when digging.
Services along the wall: stormwater, gas, electrical. Before You Dig first.