Anyone know a trick to keep residential frig door closed?

Velcro, or neodynium magnets from an old hard drive.

I thought someone would beat me to this .. Duck Tape
Seriously I would consider bolting a nice piece of wood or metal on top and use it as a swing latch and if that isn't possible I would possibly consider the super strength velcro

The Southco part looks like what Winnebago uses.

As I understand it, you have three doors to keep closed. Two side by side and one on the bottom that opens from the top.
If this is true then my solution would be to install a"T" brace.
Clicky
You would secure it at the proper point where the three doors are at a junction point by tapping into the fridg case. Gravity would hole the "T" in place. To open the bottom door you rotate the "T" 180 degrees. To open the right door you rotate the "T" 90 degrees clockwise and to open the left door you rotate the "T" 90 degrees counterclockwise.
Felt glued to the back would prevent scratching of the paint and you could use you imagination of items on hand to decorate the front of the "T".



















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DancinCampers wrote:
This is what I use for the double doors:

Maytag Door Lock

This what I use only the vertical arms are longer so that they reach far enough down to hold the freezer drawer shut. http://www.irv2.com/attachments/photopost/data/500/thumbs/mini-Maytag_Handle_1_.JPG

Go look at any Tiffin and you will see how they install a Southco latch that works very well. These are the same latches that hold some drawers and cabinet doors closed. Copy and paste the link below. Doug
http://www.southco.com/en-us/c3

This is what I use for the double doors:

Maytag Door Lock

There are many.. CAMPING WORLD sells a plastic thing that mounts on the fridge (you need to drill some holes) and it does a fairly good job.. I used one on my fridge at home.

You can also use any common door latch, hasp, hook and eye, Lots of options.

When I was trailering I had a compact (Office/Dorm) type fridge and I simply put a packing strap around it,, Had a couple more attached in a specific way so they formed a handle so i could pick it up. Used that thing for several years and sold it to another camper when I upgraded to the A.

Winnebago uses 2 heavy duty plastic cabinet catches screwed to the fridge top and each door. For the freezer drawer, a simple tab that falls over the top edge of the drawer.

I use an elongated horse shoe shaped piece of wood that was covered with some felt. The "U" portion of the shoe is wide enough to fit in between the door handles and the legs are long enough to go down past the freezer compartment. This way, the two doors are locked shut and the freezer is also. d