Stop bead

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(Arch.) the molding screwed to the inner side of a window frame, on the face of the pulley stile, completing the groove in which the inner sash is to slide.

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Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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STOP AND LISTEN STOP and listen Be in the position Make your life better Make it more interesting Stop and listen Tell yourself I am a good person I am doing good I am changing the world Stop and listen Be in the right position Live your dreams Read all the magazines Tell yourself Life is worth living It's a sunny position Stop and listen Get rid of stress Clear up the mess Thing good about yourself Be the next solution Be the great I am Listen to the voice inside Stop at the traffic lights Take a walk in the woods Change your attitude Change your thinking Change the world.
| If a friend or neighbour has a key and keeps an eye on your property, make sure they know where the inside stop valve is and check that it is working.
Basically, you need to remove the inside stop molding in the window frame, pull out the old sashes and make any needed repairs to the cavity.
to open Starbucks licensed stores inside Stop & Shop and Giant supermarkets.
Windows have dual seals that virtually eliminate air and gas migration, and optical ThermoGold low-E2 glass is available for improved thermal performance, Doors also have weather stripping on the vinyl interlock and inside stop for a tight seal.
Remove and save the inside stop. It'll be reused in the same place.
The outside receiver puts his inside leg back and runs an eight-step stop pattern (12 to 10 inside stop).
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