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Alentejo, Portugal | I did the same thing years ago I build the building on an existing floor that had slopes to different sides. All slope to the left but one part had slope to the front and the other part had slope to the back. But nothing to draw a line at. So I just measured the location of the foundations and measured the heights at that location and built the posts from there. I welded the whole structure myself so that was easier. Made the roof and walls level though... A couple of years later we poured new level floors in it though, very hard and dangerous to unload rear tipping trailers on a sloped floor!
But in your case you have all the material allready, just put it up and forget about it.
Edit: I used to have a pic in my phone but it got deleted somehow. It's a 4 bay feed storage building...
Edited by DennisZ 10/18/2014 06:15
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squaring up a building that's not level
