Shimming plates as a permanent solution under joists?

[Punto]

I have built a base of joists where wardrobes will stand, but the floor is a bit uneven, so I propped them up with packing shims to level them out. Can I use this as a permanent solution? Any suggestions? Or should I use something else? It involves 10-15mm unevenness fixed with these packing shims.

 

[fribygg]

They can withstand being there permanently if one can tolerate the appearance.

 

[Plupp 405730]

I have built a base of battens where wardrobes will stand, but the floor is a bit uneven so I propped them up with shims to get them right. Can I have this as a permanent solution? Any suggestions? Or should I use something else? We're talking about 10-15mm unevenness fixed with these shims.

It's not that advanced to trace the batten after the floor and cut out the batten, looks much nicer...

 

[Punto]

It's not so advanced to trace the beam along the floor and saw the beam, looks much nicer..

Do you first prop up the beam with the spacers so it's even and then use a pencil with some support to trace where to saw?

 

[Plupp 405730]

Do you first prop up the batten with the blocks so it's even and then draw with a pen with some support to trace where you should saw?

Yes, that works well. You can have a spacer under the pen, don't use a too wide spacer; the narrower it is, the more accurately it follows the line on the floor.