Not knowing much about the building in question but others I have
seen, I am guessing about the following.
1. The floor may not be supported or thick enough to remain stable.
2. The placement of the structure on a dry foundation would be good
to prevent condensation and rotting of the floor.
3. There may be condensation due to lack of ventilation. Also
possible mold issues.
4. temperature variations causing expansion and contraction of layout.
5. ....and the ever present, ETC!
Merry Christmas Everyone!!
Val Pistilli
NASG
Lehigh Valley S Gaugers
NMRA
MER
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