Prime Line Products Pl 14077 Aluminum Screen Frame 20 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 14077 is a mill finish aluminum screen frame extrusion measuring 3/4 inches wide by 5/16 inches deep by 94 inches long. Formed from .020-gauge aluminum, it delivers a lightweight but rigid profile suited for fabricating or re-screening window and door screen assemblies. The mill finish provides a clean, uncoated aluminum appearance ready for field use. Screen and door installers, window service techs, and glazing contractors use this extrusion to build custom-size screen frames on the job or in the shop. Each pack contains 20 individual lengths.

This frame extrusion is intended for residential and light commercial window screen and door screen applications. It is cut to length and joined at corners using compatible nylon or metal miter corner hardware. Compatible corner hardware includes the 4-pack PL7727, the 100-pack PL14284 gray nylon corners, and the 100-pack PL14294 metal miter corners. Spline selection depends on mesh type: use .165 spline for aluminum mesh or .185 spline for fiberglass mesh. This extrusion is well-suited for screen repair shops, window service companies, and maintenance contractors handling high-volume screen replacement work.

Key Features

• Mill finish aluminum construction with .020 wall thickness
• 94-inch length allows custom cutting to fit a wide range of screen openings
• Compatible with PL7727 4-pack corners, PL14284 gray nylon 100-pack corners, and PL14294 metal miter 100-pack corners
• Use .165 spline for aluminum mesh or .185 spline for fiberglass mesh
• Sold in a 20-count pack for shop or fleet service use

Compatibility

Designed for use with PRIME LINE PRODUCTS corner hardware including 4-pack PL7727, 100-pack PL14284 gray nylon corners, and 100-pack PL14294 metal miter corners. Use .165 spline with aluminum mesh or .185 spline with fiberglass mesh.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by window service technicians, screen fabricators, or general maintenance contractors. Cut frame lengths to the required dimension using a miter saw or aluminum-rated chop saw before inserting corner hardware. Ensure all power tools are appropriate for aluminum cutting and that proper eye and hand protection is worn. Spline should be rolled in with a spline roller tool after mesh is positioned squarely over the assembled frame.