Prime Line Products Pl 14092 Aluminum Screen Frame 94 in

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 14092 is a mill-finish aluminum screen frame section measuring 3/4 inch wide by 1/4 inch deep by 94 inches long, with a wall thickness of .020 inches. It is used to build or rebuild window and door screens in residential and light commercial applications. The extruded aluminum construction keeps the frame lightweight and corrosion-resistant. It accepts .135 spline for aluminum mesh or .150 spline for fiberglass mesh, making it compatible with the two most common screen mesh types found in the field. Screen and glazing installers, general contractors, and property maintenance techs are the primary users of this product.

This frame section is suited for new screen fabrication or replacement screen builds on standard window and door openings. It ships in a package quantity of 20 sections, making it practical for production screen shops or multi-unit property maintenance. Corner hardware is sold separately: compatible options include the PL14296 100-pack gray nylon corners or the PL14306 100-pack metal miter corners. The 94-inch length provides enough stock to cut down for most standard residential window and door screen frame sizes.

Key Features

• Mill finish aluminum construction resists corrosion without painting or coating
• Dimensions: 3/4 inch wide by 1/4 inch deep by 94 inches long
• Wall thickness of .020 inches for consistent lightweight framing
• Accepts .135 spline for aluminum mesh or .150 spline for fiberglass mesh
• Compatible with PL14296 gray nylon corners and PL14306 metal miter corners
• Sold in a package of 20 sections for volume screen fabrication work

Compatibility

Designed for use with PL14296 gray nylon corners (100-pack) or PL14306 metal miter corners (100-pack). Accepts .135 spline with aluminum mesh or .150 spline with fiberglass mesh.

Installation Notes

Screen frame fabrication and replacement is typically performed by glazing contractors, screen shops, or property maintenance technicians. Cut sections to length using a miter saw or aluminum-rated cutting tool before joining with corner hardware. Ensure the spline groove is clear of debris before seating the spline and mesh. Power tools and sharp cutting edges require appropriate personal protective equipment during cutting and assembly.