Raising walls is rather time consuming when working alone, but with a little patience and lots of precaution, they find their way into a vertical position eventually. I use two jacks and multiple braces to lever up the walls a few inches at a time. Brace stops are screwed into the floor deck at intervals so that as the wall goes up, each brace drops into its new position. I found this to be much more effective than using ropes and cables. There is less time moving outside the building to tighten each come-along.
If time permits the third wall should be sheeted and in place today. Framers or folks working with structural insulated panels would probably chuckle at the idea of one wall a day. Ho Hum...it's off to work I go.
If time permits the third wall should be sheeted and in place today. Framers or folks working with structural insulated panels would probably chuckle at the idea of one wall a day. Ho Hum...it's off to work I go.