Prime Line Products Pl 7837 Screen Kit 48x48 White

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 7837 is a make-to-fit window screen kit designed to let installers build a custom-sized screen on the job. The kit includes a 7/16 inch by 3/4 inch white aluminum frame sized for a 48 inch by 48 inch opening, along with spline and corners. This type of kit is a standard solution for window and door screen replacement in residential settings. Glaziers, general contractors, handymen, and property maintenance technicians use these kits to fabricate screens to exact opening dimensions without ordering custom-fabricated units from a supplier.

This kit is suited for residential window and door screen replacement where a standard prefabricated screen does not fit the opening. The 48 inch by 48 inch frame size covers larger window openings such as picture windows, casement windows, and patio door panels. The white frame finish is a common match for vinyl and painted wood window frames. Each package contains 10 kits, making it practical for multi-unit residential jobs, property management work, or contractor stocking.

Key Features

• Make-to-fit design allows on-site fabrication to match exact opening dimensions
• Frame profile measures 7/16 inch by 3/4 inch in white finish
• Covers 48 inch by 48 inch screen openings
• Includes spline and corners — no separate hardware sourcing required
• White frame finish suits vinyl and painted wood window systems
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for multi-unit or contractor use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement screen kit for standard residential window and door openings requiring a 48 inch by 48 inch screen frame.

Installation Notes

Screen kit installation is typically performed by glaziers, window installers, or general maintenance technicians. Cut frame members to the required length using a miter saw or fine-tooth hacksaw, then assemble corners and roll spline over screen mesh into the frame channel using a spline roller tool. Verify the finished frame fits the track or channel before final assembly. Follow local building codes for any screen requirements on operable windows in occupied structures.