Abstract: A molding is designed to be secured in a corner between intersecting planar members such as between a wall and a window. The molding comprises an elongated angled member with first and second side walls. Each of the side walls has front and rear surfaces with double faced adhesive strips secured to the rear surfaces of the side walls. Release backings cover said adhesive strips. The molding is installed by first pulling an upper section of the release backings downwardly to expose a portion of adhesive strip. The release backings are then manipulated so that they extend outwardly from the walls. Thereafter, the molding is placed in the corner with the side walls overlying the planar members so that the exposed portions of the adhesive strips contact the planar members.

Abstract: A molding which is designed to be secured between a wall and a window. The molding comprises an elongated angled member with first and second side walls. Each of the side walls has front and rear surfaces with a groove formed therebetween. A double faced adhesive strip is secured to the rear surface of one of the side walls. A pair of substantially flat members are provided. Each of the flat members is adapted to be friction fit in and extend from a corresponding one of the grooves in the side walls of the angled member. Each of the flat members has an adhesive strip secured to the rear surface thereof in order to allow one of the flat members to be secured to the window and the other flat member to be secured to the wall.

Abstract: A roof skid including a floor supported above the ridge of a roof and resting thereon, with edge support devices extending from the frame and interlocking at chosen positions on a foot member resting on the surface of the roof, with ladder roof jacks depending from rails of the skid on which scaffold carriages are slidably attached along the ladder length.