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These are static frames, they don't slide up and down.
They're held on with pins in the bottom, pull up the pin, and pull out from the bottom to remove it.
They're 32 inches wide and 29 inches tall, and that's outside of the frame.
House was built in the early 90s, and as I said above, there's no sticker or badge saying Pella or any other big manufacturer. These were probably whatever the builder of the subdivision could get for cheap.
I don't mind paying up to get the right thing, but I definitely don't want to go down the route of messing with the wrong thing several times over because I'll just ditch the project and everyone else can live with it. That said, I'd rather not deal with custom-built items and would like to find something close to OEM. I'll even take ideas on where to find stickers with models on them so I can start googling.
I've got several windows at my house where the screens need replacement. I don't know what brand or model line these windows are, there are no markings or stickers I can find, so I'm outside my depth of knowledge on how to find replacements. If it was just the mesh material, I could probably patch them, but on a couple, the whole frame is gone. Ideas?
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