Abstract: An adjustable brace for supporting a window air conditioner that includes: a pair of interior brackets on the inside adjustably attached to a pair of exterior brackets and a pair of locating brackets on the outside. The pair of interior brackets includes an interior leg extending downwardly from one end and adjustably secured to the wall by interior mounting plates. The pair of exterior brackets includes an exterior leg extending downwardly from one end and adjustably secured to the wall by exterior mounting plates. A cross member adjustably connects the two interior brackets to fit different size air conditioners. The adjustable brace extends through the window to adjustably support the window air conditioner.

Abstract: An adjustable brace for supporting a window air conditioner that includes: a pair of interior brackets on the inside adjustably attached to a pair of exterior brackets and a pair of locating brackets on the outside. The pair of interior brackets includes an interior leg extending downwardly from one end and adjustably secured to the wall by interior mounting plates. The pair of exterior brackets includes an exterior leg extending downwardly from one end and adjustably secured to the wall by exterior mounting plates. A cross member adjustably connects the two interior brackets to fit different size air conditioners. The adjustable brace extends through the window to adjustably support the window air conditioner.

Abstract: A kick-molding and drainage system for below grade "floating" platform structures wherein a trench is dug in the ground between vertically extending walls and a concrete floating floor spaced therefrom to form a seepage channel. A plastic or rubber molding strip having a flat vertically disposed body provided with a straight lower edge and a shaped crown along its upper edge. The crown has a flat lower wall and a roof. The rear face of the body is provided with a plurality of vertical ribs that extend outwardly. When installed, the kick-molding is located in the trench so that the flat lower wall of the crown abuts the floor slab, the roof of the crown hides the gravel channel and encloses the same from sight while at the same time, the ribs keep the molding spaced from the wall, thus permitting condensation to seep into the trench by way of the channel and allowing the trench to aerate.