____ are openings left in the head joints of masonry to permit water to escape and allow air circulation in the air space .
A) Flashings
B) Lintels
C) Weep holes
D) Joists

Question

____  are openings left in the head joints of masonry to permit water to escape and allow air circulation in the air space .
A) Flashings
B) Lintels
C) Weep holes
D) Joists

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Weep holes are specifically designed openings in masonry construction that allow water to escape from within the wall cavity or structure, and they also promote air circulation within the space to help dry out any accumulated moisture.

____ Are Openings Left in the Head Joints of Masonry