Snap-on style, spring-loaded black plastic plunger bolts with plastic caps hold screen frames in window channels.

Spline channel pull tab, white for screen frames. Allows for frames to be removed from windows easily for cleaning.

Spline channel pull tab, black for screen frames. Allows for frames to be removed from windows easily for cleaning.

Prime-Line flush molded nylon panel clips have a 1/16 in tip that allows for secure attachment of storm windows or screen panels to storm door frame with screw.

Use to attach screens and storm windows to window opening. Includes 12 clips with #8 x 3/4 in Phillips pan-head sheet metal screw.

Heat-treated steel, holds window screens into sliding aluminum window screen channels. Installs without tools, slips into corner of 5/16 in, 3/8 in and 7/16 in frame. Contains 6 springs.

The Prime-Line 5/16 in plastic window screen clip is used to secure the window screen to the frame and is attached with a screw so that the clip can twist and latch over the screen frame.

Prime-Line spring-loaded nylon plunger bolts with snap-on plastic caps hold aluminum-framed screens in window channels. For use with 3/8 in and 7/16 in screen frames. The spring loaded plunger drops into a 7/32 in hole drilled into the screen frame. For new installations see drill bit; item p 7922. 6 sets per card.

This items is a 3 in x 3 in aluminum screen patch for repairing holes and/or small tears in your aluminum window screens and screen doors. It can be easily attached without using special tools. Easy to follow instructions are included.

This items is a 3 in x 3 in "Stick-on" fiberglass screen patch for repairing holes and/or small tears in your fiberglass window screens and screen doors. It can be easily attached without using special tools. Easy to follow instructions are included.

Used to secure window screen frames to windows. Comes complete with fasteners for a quick and easy installation.

Snap-on style, spring-loaded zinc plunger bolts with black plastic caps hold wood-framed screens in window channels.

This items is a 3 in x 3 in "Stick-on" fiberglass screen patch for repairing holes and/or small tears in your fiberglass window screens and screen doors. It can be easily attached without using special tools. Easy to follow instructions are included.

Prime-Line 1/4 in offset extruded aluminum panel clips attach storm windows or screen panels to storm door frame with aluminum knurled head thumbscrews. Slotted hole allows for adjustment.

Holds storm windows, screens, combination door panels firmly in frames. Snap plate made of tempered spring steel. Snap-action of fasteners allows installation and removal of panels.

The Prime-Line flush plastic window screen clip is used to secure the window screen to the frame and is attached with a screw so that the clip can twist and latch over the screen frame.

Spline channel pull tab, black for screen frames. Allows for frames to be removed from windows easily for cleaning.

The Prime-Line 7/16 in plastic window screen clip is used to secure the window screen to the frame and is attached with a screw so that the clip can twist and latch over the screen frame.

Prime-Line stamped aluminum 2-Piece hardware set is used to hang screens on wood framed windows. Set includes top mounted hooks that mount to window frame and keepers that mount to the screen frame. Hardware set may be used on most all screen frames. Mill (silver) finish, 2 sets per card. Installation screws are not included.

The Prime-Line 5/16 in die-cast window screen clip is used to secure the window screen to the frame and is attached with a screw so that the clip can twist and latch over the screen frame.

Prime-Line 13/16 in x 3/8 in stamped aluminum stretcher clips are used for attaching window screens to awning and other types of windows and designed to hold tension to the screen fabric. Most commonly used with 5/16 in x 3/4 in screen frame.

The Prime-Line 7/16 in die-cast window screen clip is used to secure the window screen to the frame and is attached with a screw so that the clip can twist and latch over the screen frame.

This item is a rigid vinyl product that is used on aluminum windows between the glass and outer channel. When the glazing bead is "snapped-in", all that remains visible is a neat "bead" that leaves the window with a clean sight line.