Prime Line Products Pl 14260 Screen Frame Corner 100PK

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 14260 is a nylon screen frame corner designed for square-cut screen frame assembly and repair. Each corner measures 3/4 inches by 7/16 inches and is molded in white nylon for durability and a clean finished appearance. This pack contains 100 corners, making it well suited for production-volume screen work or stocking a service vehicle. The square-cut profile ensures a flush, tight fit at frame joints without trimming or modification. Window and door screen installers, glaziers, and general contractors working on residential or light commercial projects will find these a practical consumable for routine screen builds and replacements.

These corners are designed for use with the PL14042 screen frame profile and are compatible with frames in .020 and .025 wall thickness. They are appropriate for standard aluminum or vinyl screen frames used in residential windows and doors. The white color coordinates with common white-finish frame stock. The 100-unit pack quantity supports contractors and shop operations that build or re-screen multiple units per job, reducing the need for frequent restocking on active projects.

Key Features

• Nylon construction resists corrosion and moisture exposure common in window and door applications
• Square-cut design seats flush at frame corners without cutting or filing
• Compatible with .020 and .025 wall-thickness screen frame profiles
• White finish matches standard white screen frame stock
• 100-piece pack quantity suits production and contractor use
• Designed for use with PL14042 screen frame

Compatibility

Designed for use with the PL14042 screen frame and fits .020 and .025 wall-thickness frame profiles.

Installation Notes

Screen frame corners are typically installed by window screen fabricators, glaziers, or general contractors during screen assembly or re-screening. No power tools are required; corners are pressed firmly into the mitered or square-cut frame ends by hand or with a rubber mallet. Ensure frame stock is cut cleanly and squarely before inserting corners to achieve a tight joint. Inspect each corner for cracks before installation, as damaged corners can cause frame joints to loosen over time.