Window screen hardware keeps fresh air flowing while blocking bugs, debris, and glare. This category covers the components and tools that build, mount, and repair residential and commercial window screens: screen frames, corner connectors, frame channels, splines, clips, tension springs, pull tabs, plunger latches, and repair kits. Quality hardware improves fit, durability, and ease of use, helping your screens slide, snap, or lift in and out without rattles or gaps.

Choose frame material to match conditions: lightweight aluminum for most homes, heavy-duty extrusions for large openings, and stainless or anodized finishes for coastal, humid, or high-traffic areas. Pair with the right mesh and spline size; fiberglass mesh is easy to install, aluminum mesh resists abrasion, and pet-resistant mesh adds strength. Correct spline diameter and a smooth spline roller make installation faster and reduce tears.

Common configurations include double-hung, casement, awning, and slider windows. Look for spring plunger pins or leaf springs for tool-free removal, corner keys for square, rigid frames, and adjustable screen hangers for older window jambs. Low-profile screen clips keep frames secure without blocking sightlines. For repair, pre-cut frame kits, inside- and outside-mount tabs, and replacement latches let you restore function without replacing a full assembly.

Quick tips for a better result:
- Measure the daylight opening and subtract typical clearances (1/16–1/8 in) for a snug fit.
- Miter corners carefully and reinforce with metal keys to prevent racking.
- Use UV-stable spline and weather-resistant screws to extend service life.
- Label screens by room and orientation for faster seasonal changeouts.

With the right window screen hardware, airflow improves, pests stay out, and maintenance is simple. Browse by size, finish, and attachment type to match your windows, and keep a spline roller, utility knife, and square handy for smooth, repeatable installs. Save time on future repairs and adjustments.