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A masonry veneer wall has weep openings blocked by mortar droppings at the bottom. What is the likely concern?

Correct Answer

D) Drainage from the cavity may be blocked.

Weeps and drainage paths in veneer assemblies should remain open so incidental water can drain.

Answer Options
A
The electrical panel will need a larger breaker.
B
Leave the rough condition in place where a masonry veneer wall has weep openings blocked by mortar droppings at the bottom, and defer the correction until after the next trade.
C
The concrete slump will be lower.
D
Drainage from the cavity may be blocked.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Weeps and drainage paths in veneer assemblies should remain open so incidental water can drain.

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