
aluminum storm window part
Quick Learner from Great Meadows, NJ
Aug 11, 2017 3:30 pm
In the upper corners of my storm window, there is a plastic piece that attaches to the storm window frame with one screw. The plastic part has a flange (like an ear sticking out) that runs in the frame's channel. On a few of my storm windows, these flanges have snapped off and I would like to replace them. I do not believe it matters if they are upper right or upper left corner.

5 Replies
Tom from SWISCO
Aug 16, 2017 9:56 am
Okay, let's start with this: take a look at the 95-182 Sears tilt pivot. Compare the measurements to what you have. Do you think this part will fit where your old part fits?
Quick Learner from Great Meadows, NJ
Aug 16, 2017 3:27 pm
Thanks. I did some additional sleuthing and determined that was the part (95-182) I needed. I ordered a bunch from Swisco and they arrived this morning. Replaced one storm window and now it's like new.
Handy Person from Historic home in Russellville KY
Oct 16, 2024 12:03 pm
I am looking for storm window clips very similar to the above thread, except that there is a small hole on top of them for a screw and the plastic tab is flat and straight out from it. But is slides in a channel like the above do. Any help you can give would be much appreciated. The storm windows help protect wave glass windows that are almost irreplaceable. Thanks, Tim at a historic home.
Tom from SWISCO
Oct 16, 2024 12:31 pm
It sounds like you have a different type of corner entirely. I'm happy to research this for you, but I'll need photos of the original piece removed from the frame. That will allow us to determine if this is something that we can sell. Would that be possible?
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