Anchored veneers are supported how?

Anchored veneers are designed to be supported directly on the foundation or reinforced framing of a structure. This method allows the veneer to have a stable and secure framework, ensuring that it can withstand various external loads such as wind pressure and seismic activity.

When anchored properly, these veneers help maintain the aesthetics of the building while also providing structural integrity. The foundation or reinforced framing serves not only as a support but also plays a critical role in the overall stability of the building, particularly in how forces are distributed throughout the exterior components.

The other options do not accurately describe the proper support mechanism for anchored veneers, as they either imply an unsupported method or do not provide the necessary structural support needed for stability.