Prime Line Products P 7705 Screen Spline 0.230 in Gray Vinyl

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 7705 is a round, hollow-core screen spline designed to secure window and door screening material into aluminum or fiberglass frames. Manufactured from top-quality vinyl with a serrated exterior, it grips the frame channel firmly and holds screening tight without slipping. Each roll measures 250 feet in length at a diameter of 0.230 inches (15/64 inches), giving installers and service techs enough material to handle multiple screens per roll. The gray color blends with standard aluminum frame finishes. This spline is suited for residential and light commercial screen replacement work performed by window installers, glaziers, and general contractors.

This spline is used in standard screen frame channels sized for 0.230-inch round spline. It is appropriate for securing aluminum or fiberglass screening mesh in sliding windows, fixed windows, storm doors, and screen enclosures. The 250-foot roll length reduces mid-job splicing on larger projects or multi-unit jobs. The serrated surface profile increases retention in the channel groove, which is especially useful in high-traffic door screens subject to repeated impact.

Key Features

• 0.230 inch (15/64 inch) diameter round hollow-core profile
• Serrated exterior surface for improved grip in frame channel
• Top-quality vinyl construction resists UV degradation and weathering
• Compatible with aluminum and fiberglass screening materials
• Gray color matches standard aluminum screen frame finishes
• 250-foot roll length reduces splicing on multi-screen jobs

Compatibility

Designed for screen frames with a channel sized to accept 0.230-inch round spline, used with aluminum or fiberglass screening mesh in residential and light commercial window and door applications.

Installation Notes

Screen spline is typically installed by window service technicians, glaziers, or general contractors using a spline roller tool. Remove all old spline and debris from the channel before seating new spline. Work the spline into the channel groove in a continuous run where possible, pressing firmly with the convex wheel of the roller to avoid stretching the spline or distorting the frame corner. Trim excess spline cleanly at the corner joint with a utility knife.