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WEEP HOLEA hole located near the base of a masonry or glazing structure that allows for the drainage of entrapped water.
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WEEP HOLESmall drainage outlet at the base of a retaining wall that allows water to seep out and prevents the build up of water pressure that may damage the wall. Well drained soil
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WEEP HOLEDrainage hole that allows water to escape.
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WEEP HOLEAn opening at the bottom of a wall which allows the drainage of water.
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WEEP HOLEA hole which allows for drainage of entrapped water from masonry or glazing structures. Also called “weep slots”.
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WEEP HOLEA small opening in a window or sill member through which water may drain to the building exterior.
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WEEP HOLEA small opening or hole in the bottom of a letter or a sign cabinet, placed at the lowest point to prevent water from accumulating in a unit.
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WEEP HOLEDrainage hole that allows water to escape.
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WEEP HOLEA small hole in a wall which permits water to drain off.
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WEEP HOLEAn opening at the bottom of a wall, which allows the drainage of water.
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WEEP HOLEThe individual openings provided in the window sill that allow water or condensation to escape.
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WEEP HOLEA method of designing and controlling the HVAC system of a residence so that living areas can be maintained at a different temperature than sleeping areas using independent setback thermostats. If specific requirements are met, zonal control may earn a credit towards compliance with whatever building ener [..]
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WEEP HOLEA small opening in a wall, window or skylight through which condensation or water may drain to the exterior; small openings in a retaining wall to permit water to escape and prevent the build-up of pr [..]
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