Will this Refrigerator Vent Latch # 372235 Fit for my Furnace Cover?

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I'm looking for one of these latches for my furnace cover that latches at the bottom of the cover. In the picture, the latch is at the top. The cover seems pretty typical in most RVs that have the metal cover. The latch that I have currently has the spring system in it. It also matches the latches that are on my exterior doors for the back of my refrigerator and the 12V-120V switches. Thanks

asked by: Jayson J

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Yes, the Refrigerator Vent Latches # 372235 will work for your furnace cover on your RV. Note that these are the thin wall version which work with walls up to 1/16" thick. If you have thicker walls up 3/16", use the thick wall version # 372245. Check out the video linked below for more details.

expert reply by: John R

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