Upgrade or replace worn window screen hardware with the Prime-Line Black Window Screen Plunger Latch. Sized to fit wood-window screens, this latch measures 0.22 in. wide by 1.5 in. long and ships in a convenient 6-pack. A clean black finish blends with most wood-framed windows, helping maintain a seamless, purpose-built look while keeping your screen securely in place.
- 0.22 in. width Ă— 1.5 in. length
- Black
- Designed for wood window screens
- 6 pieces
- Carded
- No
Why this plunger latch stands out
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Precise fit for wood-frame screens: Compact dimensions ensure smooth operation without protruding hardware that interferes with window opening.
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Low-profile visibility: The black finish minimizes visibility on darker frames, preserving the aesthetic of your windows.
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Ready-to-stock convenience: A 6-pack means you’re prepared for multiple replacements across a property, replacement projects, or seasonal maintenance.
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Simple replacement workflow: Use your existing mounting holes and screws (not included) for a quick, screwdriver-friendly install.
Practical use cases
- Replace a worn or loose plunger latch on wood-framed screen doors and windows to restore a secure seal and easy operation.
- Keep rental homes or multi-window setups ready for tenants with a ready supply of matching latches.
- Maintain insect protection by ensuring the screen remains firmly seated in the frame after seasonal shifts.
Installation tips for best results
- Compare the new latch length to your existing hardware to confirm compatibility with your screen frame.
- Remove the old latch, align the new unit with the same mounting holes, and secure with your existing screws (not included).
- Test the latch by opening and closing the screen several times to ensure a snug, secure fit without binding.
Whether you’re refreshing a single window or outfitting a whole home, this Prime-Line black plunger latch delivers dependable performance for wood-window screens. It’s the practical, no-fuss replacement part that helps you protect against drafts, insects, and loose screens—without sacrificing the look of your wood window frames.