Motion 86 Degree Angle Restriction Hinge Clip, Nylon (Pack of 4)

These worked as advertised on the American Woodmark soft close hinges from Home Depot. Take one hinge off at a time an snap them in. You can use needle nose pliers if necessary.

I did not receive any instructions with my packet to show how to install these things, so I had to do a couple of searches to figure it out. Even then, the instructions I found weren't for the exact same type of slo-close hinges I have and mine did not snap into place, I had to hold them in place until I could push the hinge back in place. After I figured it all out, it was pretty easy. We had quite a few doors that were hitting up against things (other cabinets, walls, oven hood, etc). They work perfectly for us and there's almost no impact on being able to open the door wide enough to get things in/out of the cabinets (it's almost a 90 degree opening). So far so good.

Had Kraftmaid cabinets installed and no one mentioned the problem of doors adjacent to deeper walls / cabinets hitting those obstacles (opening beyond 90 degrees). After researching, I found that Kraftmaid offered these clips at 4 for $5; the Blum clips fit perfectly at $6.50 for 20 clips. (Crazily, purchasing only 10 clips costs more. ??)

These things are tiny! But they do what they're supposed to. As others have noted, there are no instructions but there are many videos on YouTube. You DO NOT need to remove the door to install them! I installed some with the doors off and others with the doors mounted. Yes its a bit trickier to do with the door installed as gravity wants to make them fall out, so you just need to give them a little push to click them in instead of closing the hinge to do the same. In any case a pair of needle nose pliers are a must when working with these.

Easy to install. Solved the issues of cabinet doors hitting the wall

Didn't want to get chains to do this, so thought I would give these a shot. Had to just remove the hinge from the frame and bend in to install. Did have a few that wouldn't quite stay put, but nothing a small drop of glue didn't fix. Range of motion was perfect as it stops just shy of a 90 degree opening, just what I was looking for and no annoying chains

The angle restriction clips work just as they say. It stops my cabinet doors from opening all the way and hitting the wall, appliances and other cabinets. I was able to use the on cabinet doors with pull out shelves. But if I pull the shelf out all the way past the door, I do have to hold the door open a bit to be able to slide the shelf back in. It's a mild inconvenience since I don't often pull the sliding shelves out all the way.I took off one star to make others aware that these clips don't fully prevent the door from opening up all the way, especially if you swing the door open quickly and with some extra force. For the most part, we are gentle with our doors and if they are opened normally, the clips will stop the door from opening all the way and resting against another cabinet or wall. However, we have two teenage boys who are not quite as gentle on things. If they fling the doors open, the doors will still hit the wall or other cabinet, but the doors will not rest there. They will bounce back to the correct angle and will not be touching the wall or other cabinet. So know there is a little "bounce" in these clips, but overall it's a really great and cheap solution for our problem.

Upon receiving the restrictors, there were no installation instructions so that sent me on a hunt to look at reviews and thankfully someone out the instructions in the pictures. My issue arose when about half of them work and the other half either restricts too much or falls right out upon opening the cabinet. When it works, it works but when it doesn’t, that’s it.

These items sound good but unless you know they will fit the hinge you have you'll be wasting your time. The seller was unable to confirm if they would work with Klug 110 degree inset hinge from Ironmongery direct, so took a chance, but now of no use.

They do not fit every blumotion hinge, I’m sending them back. For things like this it’s better to buy the component and hinge at the same time from the same stockist. Blum make a similar but different component: 70T3553.

Did not fit, so unable to comment.

We recently changed our cabinets and were looking for a solution to stop the corner doors from hitting the walls.We found out this product and we're very happy.- It was super easy to install. You basically remove the hinge, insert the clip and you are done.- You cannot see it when you open the door, very discreet.- Great quality product.We installed these clips Blum Cliptop hinges; one on the top hinge and one on the bottom hinge.Highly recommended.

Did not fit my DTC hinges well although i read that it works for some. Used some silicon to held it in and no problem for the past few weeks. 5* for functionality and i think it's possible the prettiest solution around.