Prime Line Products Pl 8007 Screen Top Mount Hanger Kit

Product Description

The PRIME LINE PRODUCTS PL 8007 is a 4-piece steel screen top mount hanger kit designed to secure window or door screens at the top of the frame. The set includes 2 hooks and 2 keepers, giving installers all the hardware needed to mount a screen without sourcing additional fasteners. Mounting screws are included in the package. Built from steel, the hardware resists the stress of repeated screen removal and reinstallation. This kit is suited for residential window and door screen service and is a common replacement or repair component stocked by glaziers, window installers, and general contractors.

This hanger kit is used in residential screen installations where a top-mount hanging system is required. The hook-and-keeper design allows the screen to hang securely from the top of the frame while remaining removable for cleaning or seasonal storage. The included screws make for a straightforward installation without requiring a trip to the hardware supply. Sold in packages of 6 kits, this product is well suited for contractors or service professionals handling multiple screen repairs or new installations in a single job.

Key Features

• 4-piece kit includes 2 hooks and 2 keepers for a complete top-mount hanging solution
• Steel construction for durability under repeated use
• Mounting screws included — no additional fasteners required
• Designed for top-of-frame screen mounting on windows or doors
• Packaged and carded for easy point-of-use identification
• Sold 6 kits per package, practical for multi-screen service calls

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement hanger for standard residential window and door screen frames requiring a top-mount hook-and-keeper fastening system.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a window installer, glazier, or general contractor using a standard screwdriver or drill driver. Before installing or removing screen hardware, ensure the window or door sash is stable and not under load. Align the keeper to the frame and drive the included screws snugly without overtightening, as steel hardware on aluminum or vinyl frames can strip if excessive force is applied. Follow applicable local building codes for screen retention requirements.