An operatorial polynomial polyhedron is a set of the formwhere B(H) denotes the space of bounded operators on a separable Hilbert space H, and δ is a matrix of polynomials in d noncommuting variables. These sets appear throughout the literature on noncommutative function theory. While much of what has been written involves matricial polynomial polyhedra, there do exist δ such that the associated B δ (B(H)) is non-empty but contains no matrix points. Algebraicity of operatorial noncommutative functions has been established in the case that the domain B δ (B(H)) is a balanced set (hence contains the matrix point 0). In this paper, we dispense of such assumptions on the domain and prove that an operatorial noncommutative function on any B δ (B(H)) is weakly algebraic in the sense that its value at each operator tuple Z lies in the weak operator topology closure of the unital algebra generated by the coordinates of Z.