RV Drawer Latches and Catches, 4 Pack RV Cabinet Door Replacement Latch 10 LBS Pull Force for RV Camper Motor Trailor Home Office Cabinet Drawer, with Stainless Steel Screws and Double-Sided Adhesive

Does exactly what it should do. Don't use sticky pads with these, it doesn't work. Must use screws.

Very good!

I was missing a few drawer catches in my Winnibago motorhome. These were the correct part for keeping the drawers closed while motoring down the road.

Very short lifespan. Inexpensive. Easy to replace. I keep a supply on hand as I need to replace about 2 catches a trip. I should replace with higher grade of latch and catch.

These work really well and seem sturdy (we will see...). They are a tiny bit bigger than what is in my RV (Winnebago), so I suspect they will last at least as long as oem. I used two of them for a BIG drawer I made to replace the microwave. They work well at hold this heavy drawer from opening when we fly around corners! :)

One hook of this type of latch in my 2017 Winnebago View broke, and although the hooks of these latches is noticeably wider and perhaps a tiny bit thicker than my broken one, it ended up fitting perfectly. I didn't even have to take out the latch itself, just replaced the hook for now.The install was super easy: put the provided 3M tape on a hook piece, snap it into the latch with your hands, then close the drawer shut hard. Open the drawer again, and find the hook glued in perfect position to be fastened. I'm actually a bit surprised that it worked so well!Product comes in a small plastic box with mounting hardware. It all worked out way better than I thought it would, and it was an inexpensive solution for an annoying problem on top of it, therefore 5 stars seem just right.

I created a drawer under my sink, in my RV. Regardless of the retaining clips I installed it kept coming open as we drove. Once it came open so hard it knocked the side drawer rail off its track. I have been searching for a solution. I knew I could make one but it likely would be a pain. I saw this recommended in a RV forum and decided I would give a try. It has been three weeks, and the drawer has not come open once. My wife has no trouble opening it. So, it is a winner. Nice solution to an annoying problem.

And exact replacement for the broken one in our old Airstream trailer. And it's a good thing these come with the stickers, as there is no way I would have gotten that back piece screwed in that tight spot if I had to also hold it! My only complaint, is it would be nice if they put the part that sometimes stick closed, (and the only part that moves) on the drawer piece, instead of WAY back on the back wall. But, seeing how it's made I guess I get it.I only needed 1 but another couple are starting to go, so I put them away for later.