Prime Line Products P 7605 Screen Spline 0.250 in 675 Ft

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7605 is a black vinyl screen spline designed to secure window and door screening material into aluminum and fiberglass screen frames. This round hollow-core spline has a serrated profile that grips frame channels firmly, keeping screen material taut and in place over extended use. The spline measures 0.250 inches in diameter and comes on a single 675-foot roll weighing 15 pounds, making it well-suited for large-scale jobs or restocking a service truck. Window and door installers, screen repair technicians, and glazing contractors are the primary installers of this product.

This spline is appropriate for residential and light commercial window screen replacement and new screen fabrication. It fits standard aluminum extruded frames and fiberglass screen frames that accept a 0.250-inch spline channel. The roll format reduces waste on multi-window jobs and allows the installer to cut spline to exact length at the frame. Screen doors, casement windows, sliding window screens, and patio enclosure panels are common applications.

Key Features

• 0.250-inch diameter round hollow-core profile seats cleanly in standard spline grooves
• Serrated exterior grips aluminum and fiberglass screen frame channels without adhesive
• Top-quality vinyl construction resists cracking and brittleness through seasonal temperature changes
• 675-foot continuous roll minimizes splices on large or multi-unit jobs
• Black color blends with dark-frame screen assemblies for a finished appearance

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement spline for aluminum and fiberglass window and door screen frames that accept a 0.250-inch round hollow-core spline channel.

Installation Notes

Screen spline is typically installed by window and door technicians or general contractors using a spline roller tool to press the spline into the frame channel over the screen mesh. Cut spline to length with a utility knife at each corner rather than attempting to bend a continuous piece. Ensure the screen mesh is pulled snug and flat before seating the spline to prevent sagging. No power tools or specialized trade licensing are required, but work should conform to applicable local building codes when screens are part of a required ventilation or fall-protection assembly.