Prime Line Products Pl 15976 Screen Frame 7/8x5/16x96 White

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 15976 is a heavy-duty extruded screen frame section measuring 7/8 inches wide by 5/16 inches deep by 96 inches long in a white finish. Designed for window and door screen construction or repair, this frame section is intended for use with aluminum miter corners to form complete screen assemblies. It accepts 0.190 foam spline, making it compatible with both aluminum and fiberglass mesh. Each package contains 10 frame sections. Screen fabricators, glaziers, and general contractors use this product for both new screen builds and replacement work on residential windows and doors.

This extruded screen frame is suited for residential window screen and door screen applications. The 96-inch length allows installers to cut sections to the dimensions required for a wide range of standard and custom frame sizes. It is paired with aluminum miter corners, available separately as PL15977 in a 20-pack or PL15978 in a 100-pack, to complete mitered frame assemblies. The white finish blends with common painted aluminum and vinyl window systems.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty extruded construction for rigid, durable screen frames
• Dimensions: 7/8 inches wide x 5/16 inches deep x 96 inches long
• White finish suits standard residential window and door trim
• Accepts 0.190 foam spline for use with aluminum or fiberglass mesh
• Compatible with PL15977 and PL15978 aluminum miter corners
• Sold in a package of 10 sections

Compatibility

Designed for use with PL15977 aluminum miter corners (20-pack) or PL15978 aluminum miter corners (100-pack). Accepts 0.190 foam spline with both aluminum and fiberglass window screen mesh.

Installation Notes

Screen frame assembly is typically performed by glaziers, window installers, or experienced general contractors. Cut frame sections to length using a miter saw or hacksaw before joining with aluminum miter corners. Ensure foam spline is seated evenly and fully into the frame channel to secure mesh without gaps. No power tools are required for spline installation; a spline roller is the standard tool for this work.