Would install this in an RV. Is the latch one that will keep the door closed while RV is on the road?
800198
I'm not sure about rv installation. The latch is magnetic.... It seems too big for an rv bathroom
800199
It is a magnetic latch and the magnet seems pretty strong, so I would think it would but I can't say for sure.
800200
The magnetic latch seems pretty strong. I just don't know anything about installing in an RV.
1721352
Yes it does. However, a stop is also recommended. A stop, whether it be for a door or for a gate, takes the load upon closing. Without a stop, a wind blowing the gate shut or someone slamming the gate shut, the impact load would be transferred to the latch. It can tweak the gate. No Good. Unless it's a very small gate, add a stop.
1898503
No, just a that latch that keeps it shut, even if you put a lock on one side the hindges are not very secure and will look tacky.
1935232
Yes the lid closes tightly and it stays shut. Has no latch. Yes is sturdy enough to sit on. If you are worried about putting it in the back of a pick up truck and the lid blowing up. Just put the side that opens away from wind direction. Its a great cooler. Ice lasts at least 4 days.
1781176
Yes it does lock down. The only way you can open the bed cover is when the tailgate is open. All the latches are under the bed cover.
2115499
This item scews into the door frame. A hinged piece then swings in front of the door to block it from moving. It ALS swings out of the way when not needed. I mount it high on the door frame. (Well above eye level) and you hardly now it is there. Note that this latch works only on doors that open TOWARD you.
2193296
My box has an entirely metal latch inside and out. Careful and very slight adjustment by pliers (with plastic sleeved jaws to keep from marring the finish) was in order for me so the door would stay latched and not fall open. No big deal.
155495
I had a similar one on my 2002 Silverado for almost 10 years until it broke last year. No one ever messed with it. Keeps stuff out of sight, out of mind. I installed a different tailgate latch that included a lock as well.
1649245
Works great with our 1999 Honda CRV! The purpose of the LATCH to secure the seat to the vehicle when the child is not riding along... it's not mandatory for a proper install, or to keep you child secured. There is a model just like this one, but without the LATCH. It is the Parkway SG (without the L). It is great and less expensive. Personally I went with the SGL for two reasons. 1)We have the latch available if we ever find ourselves in a car with a LATCH system. 2)The color we wanted only came in the SGL, and not the SG (1st world problems, right?) ;)
1599021
I don't think so. It will help keep the door in the closed position or return it to closed if opened.
1743435
Latches to the wall mount but foes not lock in place. I put a "seat belt" type strapped around it top to bottom to keep it in place while in transit in the RV.
1435765
I have a 66 Overlander Airstream that has a latch and handle pull in side was a magnet, I suppose I could fasten tis to the side of the pull and it would work fine. What is your opinion?
1781173
Yes.. it has two side latches that lock it into place when closed. Lock the tailgate, and you're completely secure..
26094
Yes, fits on the inside and is one of the things that make this product worthwhile. It gives one something to hold to close the doors. Should be standard equipment on all rvs.
1756473
It does not need latch. It has slots for seat-belts. I have it both ways in my van. One car-seat is latched in, the other is seat-belt. But, I feel more confident with the latched one though.
1928634
You mean without another door latch? I suppose but you would have to manually lock it each time to keep door closed. It's just a deadbolt.
75037
No specific latch. The lid sort of snaps down when you shut it. Not tightly, but it does appear to have a little bit of a lip that it slides past to keep it shut. It's easy to open when you use it, however. I've never had a problem with it opening in the wind or anything.