RV Drawer Latches and Catches, 8 Pack RV Cabinet Door Latches and Catches, 10 LBS Pull Force Latch for RV Camper Motor Trailor Home Office Cabinet Drawer, with Mounting Screws and Double-Sided Tape

Very good quality and they work well.

I had a few latches that were broken. The drawers would swing out open while driving down the road.Thankfully I was able to locate these, so I could replace them.Installation was a breeze. Un-installed the old ones, and installed the new ones. Easy-Peasy.They feel good in the hand. They don’t feel cheaply made. Time will tell for sure, but as of now, they are working great!

Easy to install always good to have spares in trailer they break easily if the drawer is shut too hard.

Good quality but they were a little bigger than my broken ones so I just had to adjust where the holes go

Easy to install. The screws fit perfectly to my 11 in 1 screwdriver.

I used these to help keep my trailer cabinets closed. They work perfect! Just the right amount of force to keep closed.

These are the door and drawer latches that Airstream uses for their trailers. They are not the best quality latches, but they are a replacement when your breaks in the trailer. I keep a bag in a drawer with extras. You never know when they will be needed.

So....If you own an RV, you know that they are all junk. We all have our favorite brands. Of course we all love to hate them and try enjoy a great weekend outdoors instead. When it comes to cabinet drawers, there is really not a good solution on the market that will last the life of the RV. We've tried magnets. We've tried a variety of other latch types. This one lasts for about 2 years if your lucky and does hold wel when its new. So if you're like us, buy a lot of spares and store them away IN the RV. If you can't latch in the trash can, pantry or other cabinet, they can fly open while in transit. These are actually about the best ones we can find even though they don't last. The screws that come with them usually have the flush square heads. Not regular straight or Phillips tips. Be sure to have one of these screwdriver types or drill tips handy. Sometimes you have to move them because the existing holes get destroyed. We use toothpaste to line up where the new screws need to be installed. It just takes a small amount put where the screws holes are on the latch and then touch it to the wood where you want to install them. Existing replacements will just be a like-for-like replacement.