Paraglow (2005) instructions and schematics needed..

Yup, That´s probably the way to do it. It clutters the top of the base somewhat, but makes things more sturdy and serviceable.
 
What about the driver PCB - would it be OK to glue a standoff to the bottom of the top plate (to avoid yet another hole), and mount the PCB on it via a screw?

And finally - regulations over here demand that the power switch breaks both incoming AC lines. Has anyone found a proper switch small enough to be pressed into the present power switch recess, or will I need to open it up for a larger switch?
 
You won't find the space you need to mount the hum pots through the chassis plate in a reasonable manner, I would just solder them to the tube pins.  This is  part that is only adjusted when you swap tubes, which is pretty infrequent with 2A3's.

Once the amplifier is 100% functional, you can stand up the driver C4S board and silicone it to the top plate with two dots of silicone.

We do now use standoffs and hardware, but this kit is not setup for that.
 
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