Prime-line MP7567 Screen Retainer Spline 0.155 in Vinyl Black 250 Ft

Product Description

The PRIME-LINE MP7567 is a vinyl screen retainer spline used to secure fiberglass and aluminum screen material into the channels of window and screen door frames. The spline is round in cross-section with a hollow core center and a serrated exterior surface that grips the frame channel for a firm, lasting hold. At 0.155 inches (5/32 inch) in outside diameter, this spline fits a widely used standard channel size. Each roll contains 250 feet of material, making it practical for multiple window or door screens in a single job. Installers and glaziers handling screen replacement or new-construction screen installation will find this roll-format supply straightforward to work with.

This spline is appropriate for residential and light commercial screen replacement on standard windows and patio or entry screen doors. It is used wherever fiberglass mesh or aluminum screen cloth must be pressed and retained into a frame channel. The serrated outer surface helps maintain the spline in the channel during and after installation, reducing the likelihood of pullout over time. A 250-foot roll covers a significant quantity of screen frames before a replacement roll is needed, making it a practical stock item for service technicians and glaziers who handle ongoing screen repair work.

Key Features

• Round, hollow core vinyl construction for flexible installation around frame corners
• Serrated exterior surface grips frame channel and resists pullout
• 0.155 inch (5/32 inch) outside diameter fits standard screen frame channels of that size
• 250-foot roll length reduces mid-job roll changes on larger projects
• Black color blends with dark-frame window and door screen assemblies
• Compatible with both fiberglass and aluminum screen mesh materials

Compatibility

Designed to hold fiberglass and aluminum screen material to the frame channels of standard residential and commercial window and screen door frames that accept a 0.155 inch diameter round spline.

Installation Notes

Screen retainer spline is typically installed by glaziers, window service technicians, or experienced maintenance professionals using a spline roller tool. The old spline should be fully removed from the channel and the channel cleaned before new spline is seated. Press the screen mesh flat against the frame and roll the spline firmly into the channel in one continuous pass where possible, working corners carefully to avoid kinking. No power tools or special codes govern this work, but proper tensioning of the screen cloth before seating the spline will prevent sagging or puckering after installation.