Prime Line Products P 8123 Foam Screen Spline 0.145in X 500ft

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS P 8123 is a foam screen spline supplied in a 500-foot roll at 0.145 inches in diameter. Screen spline is the flexible cord pressed into the channel of a screen frame to hold screen mesh tightly in place. It is a standard consumable used during window screen and door screen installations and repairs. The foam construction compresses into the frame channel for a secure, rattle-free fit. Each roll measures 0.145 inches in diameter and spans 500 feet, making it well suited for multi-unit repair work or bulk screen replacements. The black color blends with dark-framed screens for a clean finished appearance. This product ships in a package quantity of four rolls.

This spline is appropriate for residential and light commercial window and door screen work. It is commonly used by glaziers, general contractors, handymen, and property maintenance technicians when re-screening aluminum or vinyl frame windows and patio doors. The 500-foot roll length reduces mid-job splicing on larger projects or when servicing multiple frames in a single visit.

Key Features

• 0.145-inch diameter foam construction compresses for a secure fit in standard spline channels
• 500-foot roll length reduces material changeovers on high-volume re-screening jobs
• Black color blends with dark aluminum and vinyl screen frames
• Foam material resists rattling after installation
• Sold in a package quantity of four rolls per order unit

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement foam screen spline for standard window and door screen frames that accept 0.145-inch spline channel sizing.

Installation Notes

Screen spline installation requires a spline roller tool to seat the cord evenly into the frame channel without stretching or tearing the screen mesh. Trim excess spline flush with the frame corner using a utility knife after installation is complete. No power tools or permits are typically required for screen replacement work. Ensure the correct spline diameter matches the existing channel depth before beginning to avoid a loose or overfilled fit.