Prime Line Products Pl 15756 Screen Frame Corner 20 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 15756 is a molded plastic screen frame corner designed to join and secure window or door screen frames at 90-degree angles. This component is used when assembling, repairing, or replacing screen frames on residential windows and doors. Each corner piece measures 7/16 inches by 3/4 inches and is finished in a sandstone tan color to blend with matching frame profiles. The PL 15756 comes packaged as a set of 20 pieces, providing enough hardware for multiple screen frame builds or repair jobs in a single purchase. Screen and glazing installers, window service technicians, and experienced DIYers are the primary users of this part.

This screen frame corner is suited for residential window and door screen assembly and repair work. It is specifically noted for use with Andersen screen frame systems, making it a practical stocking item for contractors and service technicians who frequently service Andersen window units. The sandstone tan finish coordinates with frame profiles common in that product line. The 20-piece tub format is practical for service vans, shop inventory, or bulk repair jobs where multiple screens are being rebuilt at once.

Key Features

• Molded plastic construction resists corrosion and moisture exposure
• Sandstone tan finish matches Andersen-compatible screen frame profiles
• Measures 7/16 inches by 3/4 inches for precise frame corner fitment
• 20-piece pack quantity suits multi-screen repair or new assembly jobs
• Tub packaging keeps small parts organized on the job or in shop inventory

Compatibility

Designed for use with Andersen screen frame systems. Verify frame channel dimensions of 7/16 inches by 3/4 inches against your specific frame profile before installing.

Installation Notes

Screen frame corners are typically installed by window service technicians or experienced glaziers during screen assembly or frame repair. No power tools are required; corners are pressed into the mitered ends of the screen frame spline channel by hand or with a rubber mallet. Ensure the frame material is cut cleanly at 45-degree miters before seating the corners to achieve a flush, square fit. Inspect existing spline and screen mesh condition before reassembly and replace as needed.