PRIME-LINEB 569 Diecast Screen Door Corner Insert with Adjustment Screw (2 Pack)

I recently replaced the broken plastic insert on my old patio door screen with these diecast screen door corner inserts, and I couldn't be happier. The original plastic insert had worn out from frequent use, but these metal inserts are a perfect fit. Installation was straightforward and can be done on either the top or bottom of the screen door. The quality is excellent, and the adjustment screw ensures a snug fit. Not only are these inserts durable, but they are also affordable, saving me the cost of replacing the entire screen door. My screen door now functions like new. Highly recommended!

What can I say? My friends were having too much fun (beers involved) and walked through the closed screen door. This part was exactly what I needed for the repair. I was concerned I would need to replace the entire screen door at a cost of $200+ for an over sized door. It took me about 45 minutes to replace the part, but primarily because this was my first try at this. This new part is metal and much sturdier than the original plastic corner that was in the door. The door now works as good as new.

We lived with our sticking, scraping, sliding screen door for way too long. I looked up the parts needed and the youtube how-to video. Looked pretty easy. I disassembled the lower rail of the door and extracted the broken plastic bracket, and tapped into place the replacement cast metal bracket, on both sides. Smooth sailing. Then came time to simply snap into place the wheel/spring assembly. two little tabs you spread and slip onto the 2 little nibs. NAH !!!! wquldnt go. I tried different screw driver blades to pry open the wheel bracket. tapped and twisted. No good. I double checked the video. "just simply spread the ends and snap it in" Hell Nooo. I ended up prying the wheel out of it's holder and then muscling into place the wheel holder with the spring, using a needle nose plyer, then I had to reinsert the wheel into it's spring-equipped bracket, then had to bend closed the two halves of the bracket over the 2 pins. Maybe i just misunderstood the "simple" video. Now I'm waiting for my pain meds to kick in to help my 74 year old back. So, I did it myself !! and the door slides and glides like new. And with it's new, metal bracket parts maybe it will hold up a while. I need a nap.

Perfect fit our old frame and it's mush more strength from our old broken plastic one that we used for more than 10 years. We just ordered 2nd spared just in case since it's good price and hard to find from market. Thank you.

No complaints. Installed easily, removed the screen at the bottom to replace my broken parts. I have a screen rolller which makes it simple to do. Once the screen is removed, you can use a block of wood and a mallet to loosen the frame rail and then replace the bracket with a wood block. When both are replaced, I pulled the screen material with needle nose pliers and slowly rolled the round screen retainer into the grove. Screen adjustment is easy by adjusting the screw to raise or lower the screen to the correct height to keep it on the rail. I used a butter knife to lift the bottom wheels onto the track. My broken parts were plastic so the build quality of these is great as they are metal.

I need this part at work where I repair screens. Received it in one day also good quality and reasonably priced. Thanks Amazon for saving my ass yet another time!

Fit perfectly and door works like new again.

Very good for a screen door fix.