The overhead lockers on our Bailey Autograph are great in operation: push them in and they raise on gas struts just like overhead lockers on a plane.
The problem is that a couple of them used to occasionally come open when driving (a known issue it seems)
My wife did not want me to take the easy option and fit some sort of extra catch or bolt so I came up with the design shown.
This used a Ā£1-shop clip with self adhesive felt pads added to avoid damaging the locker and another pad positioned so that, when in place, the door was unable to move inwards and release the catch - see the first two images.
The 3rd image shows an alternative design using a soft-grip clothes peg
![IMG_1661.jpeg IMG_1661.jpeg](https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/data/attachments/807/807685-039f7aab302561351a0632e92261b7cd.jpg)
![IMG_1662.jpeg IMG_1662.jpeg](https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/data/attachments/807/807686-dace6022d7a5d82cff6d4b54e2623160.jpg)
![IMG_1663.jpeg IMG_1663.jpeg](https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/data/attachments/807/807687-3005166bdcdfc29946c6b44ce7327cb9.jpg)
The problem is that a couple of them used to occasionally come open when driving (a known issue it seems)
My wife did not want me to take the easy option and fit some sort of extra catch or bolt so I came up with the design shown.
This used a Ā£1-shop clip with self adhesive felt pads added to avoid damaging the locker and another pad positioned so that, when in place, the door was unable to move inwards and release the catch - see the first two images.
The 3rd image shows an alternative design using a soft-grip clothes peg
![IMG_1661.jpeg IMG_1661.jpeg](https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/data/attachments/807/807685-039f7aab302561351a0632e92261b7cd.jpg)
![IMG_1662.jpeg IMG_1662.jpeg](https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/data/attachments/807/807686-dace6022d7a5d82cff6d4b54e2623160.jpg)
![IMG_1663.jpeg IMG_1663.jpeg](https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/forum/data/attachments/807/807687-3005166bdcdfc29946c6b44ce7327cb9.jpg)