Fly Screen Frame Snap Lock for Wall Gap
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A fly-screen frame snap lock holds the screen frame in a narrow gap between wall and frame without screws. The frame presses past two angled lips into a 10.4 mm channel sized for a 10 mm frame, and the back has a shallow inset so a glue strip sits flush against the wall.
- Fit: 10.4 mm channel for a 10 mm frame, with 0.4 mm clearance; the frame snaps in from above past the lips.
- Wall gap: 5 mm tall overall, sized for a 0.5 cm gap.
- Glue pocket: 0.8 mm deep, 24 × 11.4 mm recess on the back, so the glue strip does not hold the clip off the wall.
- Footprint: 30 × 15.4 mm against the wall.
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