One part is listed as suiting Dayview™ glass panels: a glass panel lock plunger, listed as suiting Clearview and others as well. That single listing is the useful signal — on this style of panel lock the body normally survives, and the plunger, the sliding pin that drops into the frame to hold the panel, is what wears, bends or seizes until the panel will not lock or will not release. Replacing the plunger alone is generally enough. Before ordering, take the old plunger out and measure its diameter and overall length, then check the nose shape and how it retains in the lock body. Those measurements, rather than the name on the window, are what decide whether this one fits.

Trademark notice: Dayview™ is a trademark of its owner. TradeBase Australia is an independent supplier of replacement hardware and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or authorised by the brand owner. Brand and model names appear on this page only to identify the windows and doors our parts are made to fit. Unless a listing states otherwise, the parts shown are aftermarket replacements manufactured to suit — not genuine Dayview™ parts.