coldseeker2012
18-09-2012, 07:49 AM
Good evening to everyone. This is my first post in your forum. I'm 22 years old, living in the Republic of Panama, just out of technical college, working in a frozen food distributing company. Hoping to be helpful to any of you in the near future, but right now just learning the trade.
I have a doubt in regards to the correct way to assemble a prefab walk in freezer. We have already started to erect the panels, and although the vertical level of the walls is maintained on both axis (front to back and laterally), the top of the panels are not even: it is going a little up, as in a ladder. I suspect it is a non-leveled concrete slab problem. Should I just keep assembling the four walls and at the end make a leveling cut all-around, or it might be better to start shimming the walls? Any suggestions welcomed. Thank you.
I have a doubt in regards to the correct way to assemble a prefab walk in freezer. We have already started to erect the panels, and although the vertical level of the walls is maintained on both axis (front to back and laterally), the top of the panels are not even: it is going a little up, as in a ladder. I suspect it is a non-leveled concrete slab problem. Should I just keep assembling the four walls and at the end make a leveling cut all-around, or it might be better to start shimming the walls? Any suggestions welcomed. Thank you.