Prime Line Products Pl 14093 Aluminum Screen Frame Bronze

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 14093 is a bronze-finish aluminum screen frame extrusion designed for building and repairing window and door screens. Measuring 3/4 inch wide by 1/4 inch deep by 94 inches long, this frame section is made from .020-gauge aluminum and features a durable bronze anodized finish. It is sold in a package of 20 pieces, making it well suited for contractors, glaziers, and screen service technicians handling multi-unit jobs. The extrusion accepts standard spline in two sizes depending on mesh type: .135 spline for aluminum mesh and .150 spline for fiberglass mesh.

This frame extrusion is used in residential and light commercial screen fabrication and replacement applications. It is a standard-profile section compatible with window screens, door screens, and patio enclosure screen panels. Installers pair it with PL14297 bronze nylon corners (sold in 100-packs) or PL14306 metal miter corners (sold in 100-packs) to complete assembled screen frames. The bronze finish blends with common aluminum window and door frame finishes found in residential construction.

Key Features

• 3/4 inch by 1/4 inch profile in 94-inch lengths for full-size screen fabrication
• .020-gauge aluminum construction for lightweight durability
• Bronze anodized finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetic match to standard window frames
• Accepts .135 spline for aluminum mesh or .150 spline for fiberglass mesh
• Compatible with PL14297 bronze nylon corners and PL14306 metal miter corners
• Packaged 20 pieces per unit for multi-screen service jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use with PL14297 bronze nylon corners (100-pack) or PL14306 metal miter corners (100-pack). Use .135 spline with aluminum mesh and .150 spline with fiberglass mesh.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by glaziers, screen technicians, or experienced general contractors. Cut extrusion to finished length using a miter saw or hacksaw with a fine-tooth blade before assembling corners. Ensure spline size matches the mesh type being used to achieve a secure, wrinkle-free installation. No power tools are required for spline insertion; a standard spline roller tool is the appropriate instrument for seating the spline into the channel.