Prime Line PL 14336 Plastic Mobile Review

These Prime-Line PL 14336 products are perfect for the screens in my late 90's Fleetwood Mfr house. The old corners were so badly photodamaged (sun rot) that they fell apart when I removed 1 screen. I had to remove the old mesh from the frame to replace the corners. I was glad I had a spare screen on hand + a spline roller for reassembly.

If you have an RV and you're repairing a worn screen, you'll find that these little guys are hard to come by and size does matter. Mine literally fell apart when I took the screen apart and the Home Depot screen was the wrong size. For about $7 I got enough to make all the screens in my house and I'm very happy that I have nice, durable screens that didn't take a lot of rework.

We needed to replace the window screens on our RV's windows but had great difficulty finding the correct plastic frame corners at our local hardware stores and without them they have the frame not working. We ordered them and they turned out to be just perfect, allowing us to replace the screens to their original condition - as they came from the factory.

Our grilles have been falling apart in the corners for years after the original old plastic crumbled. I used foil tape around the corners to help hold their shape. They weren't durable. I've searched online for information on how to replace broken parts rather than buying whole new screens. I found them and I'm very glad I bought them! We decided to fit the new screens into our old frames and use them for the corners. Excellent goods. Worked with our existing staff. I was concerned about the…

I bought these to make my screens look new again and they really work and fit very well. I just wish they had a little more substance, they're thin plastic, and I'm pretty sure my originals were the same, which is probably why they fell apart in the window frames. They were easy to use, just pull out the old ones (which was harder because I said they were falling to pieces) and put in new ones, I was even able to salvage some screens just by removing some of them. Cable laying, others I had to…

Our window grilles are starting to come loose at the corners! Our screens are 13 years old and the corners just fell off. We couldn't find the right size corners at our local hardware stores for screen repairs. My husband mentioned several times that he would like to find a way to fix the only broken part of the screens; corners. On very good days we left the windows closed, or we just bit the bullet and opened them to let mosquitoes and bees come in with us. and look for angular elements on…