Window screen trouble

A quick learner from Minnesota says:

January 31, 2020

I need something to hold this window screen in place besides a plunger.

Thanks

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Dave Sr. from SWISCO responded:

February 4, 2020

I am not able to get the best look at your interior molding on your window frame. I have casement windows at my house that have that same lock you show in the photo. On one of my windows, I went ahead and used the 70-114 "flush" clip to hold the screens in the frame. Take a look at that part to start, along with the list of other replacement clips I placed on this page to see if you could somehow adapt one of these to secure your screens. You may also want to consider our plunger pins that are used to secure screens. Review this list and get back to us with some thoughts.

Flush Die Cast Clip

70-114

$0.72

Stainless Steel Z Clip, 7/16"

70-140

$0.67

Adjustable Screen Insert and Storm Panel Clamp

70-215

$3.35

#8 x 1/2" Phil Pan SMS Screw SS, Painted

33-022

$0.25

5 Pack, Screen Plunger Pin Latches, 7/32"

70-008

$4.15

5 Pack, Screen Plunger Pin Latches, 5/32"

70-009

$3.97

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