Two Lintels Are Better Than One

[Troy N. Pappas]

Right

[Christopher Currins]

To allow for proper drainage.

[Sean Fogarty]

Thats awsome!

[Marvin Maizel]

Make sure it is not a "drop plate" beam first.

[Bob Elliott]

Useless if it is actually split .

[Richard W. Washington]

caulk that vertical freeze board

[Dave Range]

That mullion should be able to carry that load.

[ROBERT V. YOUNG]

The shelf is separated.
Even if there was a plate welded to the back it still can flex horizontally.

1.) Cracking in masonry butt joint above the separated lintel.
2.) Missing masonry between the 7 and 8th clay brick solider header.

Weeping system in headers are dependent on the layout.

I would call it out.

Unconventional brick self or lintel.
Recommend licensed mason install a lintel.
Minimum 4" inch bearing on brick.

Poor pointing.
Look at the brick ( side face lead edge. )
The vertical line at the opening..
It is not plumb.
1/16' % degree in variation in plumb or vertical line is allow in masonry building.
Poor brick masonry practices.

Open voids; Vertically driven weather will degrade components at an accelerated rate.
The wider the opening, the faster the degrading process.

I would charge $1000 dollars to repair that properly.

[gmartin2]

slipshod workmanship?