Anderson Casement window screen

A home owner from Eaton Rapids, MI says:
April 1, 2021
Hello,
It looks like my Anderson windows have a track for what could be screens that fit into them. I don't have any screens and would really like some. Do you have any screen hardware or the screens themselves that may go to these types of windows. There are 4 total windows
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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:
April 5, 2021

Hello,

Andersen uses knife latches for their screens, like our 70-172. However, unless you have a notching tool or Dremel tool, you will not be able to cut into the screen to accept the knife latch. 

You might need to have screens made up at a hardware store or window repair shop. I think it would be easier to have new screens made and use one of the surface mounted clips like the 70-209 or the 70-197B to hold the screen in place. 

You will need to figure out the thickness of the screen frame so that the clip will hold the screen in place when it is resting in the window frame. The screen frame thickness should be either 3/8" or 7/16" thick. You could also use the 70-215 adjustable screen clip if you are not sure about the thickness. Thanks for posting! 
Knife Latch Pair
Knife Latch Pair
70-172
$2.10
Dimple Clip
Dimple Clip
70-209
$0.44
Screen Insert Clip
Screen Insert Clip
70-197B
$0.28
Adjustable Screen Insert and Storm Panel Clamp
Adjustable Screen Insert and Storm Panel Clamp
70-215
$3.35
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