Prime Line Products Pl 7920 Screen Turn Button 12 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 7920 is a 12-pack of white nylon screen turn buttons supplied with fasteners. Screen turn buttons are small rotary latches used to hold window and door screens securely in their frames. They mount directly to the screen frame or surrounding trim and pivot to lock or release the screen without tools. The nylon construction resists corrosion and weathering, making these fasteners suitable for both interior and exterior screen applications. This pack is carded for retail or service-truck inventory and is a standard restocking item for window and door service technicians.

Screen turn buttons are used in residential and light commercial settings wherever wood, aluminum, or vinyl-framed window screens or door screens require a simple retention hardware solution. Typical installations include double-hung windows, casement windows, and screen doors. Glaziers, carpenters, handymen, and property maintenance crews commonly use this hardware during screen replacement or seasonal screen installation. The white finish blends with standard white window frames and screen molding.

Key Features

• 12 turn buttons per pack with fasteners included
• Nylon construction resists rust and corrosion for outdoor exposure
• White finish suitable for white-frame windows and screen doors
• Rotary latch design requires no tools to operate after installation
• Carded packaging keeps hardware organized for van stock or resale

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement screen turn button for residential and light commercial window and door screens with conventional frame-mount hardware configurations.

Installation Notes

Screen turn buttons are typically installed by carpenters, glaziers, or general maintenance technicians using a screwdriver. Before installation, verify that the existing mounting surface is solid and that the fastener size matches the frame material thickness. Avoid overtightening fasteners into vinyl or aluminum frames, as this can crack or deform the frame. No special certifications or permits are typically required for screen hardware replacement.