Prime Line Products Pl 7810 Screen Kit 48x48 Bronze

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 7810 is a make-to-fit window screen kit designed for field assembly of replacement window and door screens. The kit includes a bronze-finish aluminum frame measuring 7/16 inches by 3/4 inches in profile, along with spline and corner connectors sized for a 48-inch by 48-inch screen opening. Installers cut the frame stock to length, press the corners, roll in the spline, and trim the screen mesh to finish. This kit is suited for glaziers, general contractors, property maintenance techs, and experienced DIYers performing window screen replacement or new construction screen installation.

This screen kit is appropriate for residential and light commercial window and door screen applications where a standard 48-inch by 48-inch frame size is required. The make-to-fit format allows the installer to set exact dimensions within the supported size range, making it useful for replacement work where off-the-shelf screen sizes do not match the existing rough opening. Package quantity is 10 units per order, making it practical for multi-unit or bulk service calls.

Key Features

• Bronze-finish frame profile at 7/16 inches by 3/4 inches for a traditional appearance and structural rigidity
• Sized to build a finished screen frame up to 48 inches by 48 inches
• Includes spline and corner connectors — no separate hardware sourcing required
• Make-to-fit format allows field trimming to exact rough opening dimensions
• Packaged in quantities of 10 units per package for multi-job efficiency

Compatibility

Designed as a make-to-fit replacement screen frame kit suitable for standard residential and light commercial window and door screen openings up to 48 inches by 48 inches.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a glazier, general contractor, or window service technician using a screen spline roller, miter or tube cutter, and a flat work surface. Cut all four frame sections to finished length before pressing corner connectors, then lay the screen mesh over the assembled frame and roll spline into the channel to secure the mesh. Trim excess mesh flush with the outside edge of the spline groove after installation. No power tools or specialized codes are required, but follow local building authority guidelines for screen retention and mesh size where applicable.