Prime Line Products Pl 7939 Storm Door Panel Clips 8 Pack

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 7939 is a set of storm door panel clips designed to secure glass or screen panels within a storm door frame. Each pack includes 8 clips with mounting screws, finished in mill finish aluminum for a clean, unobtrusive appearance. These clips are sized at 3/4 inches to suit standard storm door panel tracks. Installation is straightforward and requires only basic hand tools. The PL 7939 is a practical replacement or supplemental hardware solution for technicians and contractors maintaining or servicing residential storm door units.

These storm door panel clips are suited for residential applications where glass or screen panels need to be retained securely in a storm door frame. The included screws allow for direct mounting without sourcing separate fasteners. The mill finish surface is compatible with standard aluminum storm door frames commonly found in residential entry and secondary door installations. Contractors, handymen, and building maintenance professionals will find this 8-pack format useful for servicing multiple doors in a single call.

Key Features

• 8 clips per pack with mounting screws included
• 3/4 inches sizing fits standard storm door panel tracks
• Mill finish surface blends with standard aluminum door frames
• Designed for retaining glass or screen panels in storm doors
• Pack format supports multi-door service calls without multiple orders

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for standard residential storm door panel retaining hardware where 3/4 inches clips are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a general contractor, handyman, or door service technician. Before servicing the storm door, ensure the panel is safely supported to prevent it from shifting or falling during clip removal or installation. Use a hand screwdriver or low-torque power driver to seat the mounting screws without overdriving into the door frame. Follow all applicable local building codes when performing door hardware repairs or replacements.