Best way to hold refrigerator door closed when under way

I saw this on a GE refrigerator aboard a 580 Meridian motoryacht. I looked and searched for a source with no luck. Very clever - close the doors and turn it and both refrig and freezer doors are secure.

It depends on your fridge and on the cabinetry... Sometime a simple hook works well but you have to put it in manually. You can always use some spring loaded latch. All depends on the set up

If your cabinetry allows, the 1/4 turn latches like they use in aircraft galleys are a secure and clean look;
http://stealthaerospace.com/latches/sam_turnretainers.htm

I have 2 chrome strap hooks fasted to the side of each door. they work quite well. Hook is screwed to the door. the eye is screwed to the edge of the refer body

Duct tape.
Your not a man (person) of the sea if it's not the fix.

Look for a local general aviation F.B.O. in an airport your area, Call and ask the parts manager to order one for you. Get a price first!

You may try these folks; http://www.sealth.com/1_4_Turns.html
It's been a while but I seem to recall they will sell small quantities of those latches.

I have a

I have double door full size fridg on my boat. When underway I keep the doors shut with a simple plastic lock used to keep babies out of cupboards. Use the same thing on galley doors. Can get them any place they sell baby items.

I have the same issue. I have a plastic strip that hooks over a knob, but it is just glued on. It fell off once then I used 3M 5200 and so far, so good. But I often wondered about screwing something to the door. Are there any parts, wires etc inside that may be damaged by doing this, especially on the side?

Not sure if you can still get these Plastimo catches I had in the old engine room. Notice the hook is right-angled around the door.

I guarantee my flesh would end up on that hook at some point.

Simple and easy...