Blum 38C315B3 Motion 86 Degree Angle Restriction Hinge Clip, Nylon

Luckily there are some decent videos out there showing you not only how to install the clips, but what style clip matches what style cabinet hinge (that's the most important part). Our exact style of cabinet hinge is not listed on the Blum site (even though the house was just built in 2021), so it was a challenge to confirm these clips would work. These fit perfectly on our slow-close hinges. Installation itself is simple. Literally set the clip in place using needle-nose pliers (or tweezers, or whatever). The biggest pain was initially removing the doors then replacing them. One-by-one. Trying so hard not to damage them. Gets tedious after a while.Overall, no issues. They work perfectly. I bought a spare package as well, anticipating these will break over time, and Murphy's Law dictates they will no longer be available anywhere once I do have to replace them.

These work to save your cabinet doors from banging into the cabinets or appliances when opening the doors. They work great but as others have stated, you can force the doors past them and still slam the cabinet if you try but they do stop the doors about 3 degrees short of 90 degrees. They are easy to install once you figure out that you have to unscrewe the hinge from the cabinet frame, close the hinge, insert the product into the hinge joint (how else would you limit the hinge range?), open the hinge, reattach the hinge to the cabinet frame. It goes fast once you get the hang of it but if you have big fingers, you may need tweezers or needle nose pliers to handle them.

These door stops work great. They came in handy on our new kitchen cabinets. Make sure they fit your hinges.

I like that these were so easy to install. I didn't fully understand how to do it reading through people's comments but a short YouTube video did the trick and I have them all installed in ten minutes. I wish there were ones that opened at a 90* angle but these will definitely help keep my cabinets from getting beat up.

My cabinets swing open 105 degrees. As a result, when fully opened, they hit the next cabinet over. This causes damage to the opened cabinet by creating a crease (indentation) along the entire height of the cabinet if you open them fast.1) I posted two pictures. The first picture is with the clip installed on the right cabinet and the default 105 degree on the left cabinet. The second picture is with both installed. You can probably get away with just installing it on one of the hinges per cabinet. I installed them on both hinges per cabinet as I was already installing it, why not spend the extra few minutes doing it on both.2) Like others have said in the comments section, if you are doing both hinges, don't take the door off. Just do one hinge at a time3) Also like others have said, no instructions. Just YouTube how to install them. Super easy to install if you know how to place them in the hinge.4) IMPORTANT: If you are having new cabinets installed, have the cabinet installer install the clips while the cabinets are going up. I didn't know this was going to be a problem for me until after my house was newly built. Now I have to install the clips after the fact. The cabinet installer can do each in 10 seconds while the cabinets go up.5) They are tiny so if you have huge fingers, you might drop a few installing them

15 second installation. I don't know why people remove the doors. There is absolutely no reason to remove the door from cabinet. Unscrew hinge from cabinet, put hinge in the door closed position, pop restrictor in, reattach hinge to cabinet. Done, move on to the next door. You only need to put them on one hinge on the door.

We just redid our cabinets and didn’t want our new hardware hitting our cabinets since we painted them white so I bought these. Unfortunately they are TOO restrictive and the doors didn’t open enough.The actual design and product itself is great and a wonderful idea. Easy to install as well but didn’t work for me.After trying though I had the idea to use small magnets since the brackets are metal. This piece measured 5mm deep so I bought a pack of 6mm x 3mm magnets which worked amazingly well! It’s also easy to install and works no matter your bracket as long as it’s metal. Same process, take off bracket, put magnet in gap, and worked perfectly. I was even able to slip the magnet in some cabinets without taking hardware off.I’ve included pictures of what I did. So if your me looking for a solution because these don’t fit or don’t open enough or maybe still own too much, try out some small magnets. 3mm basically gave me right at 90 degrees which you’ll see in the pictures. The door more closed was this product, the door more open but still not hitting the cabinets was the magnet.

When I renovated my kitchen, the doors swung open too far, hitting appliances. I thought about how to make something to restrict the opening. After researching this, I discovered these clips. They restrict the opening swing to about 85%, so the door does not bump into another door or an appliance. The clips are the perfect solution to the problem.When a friend came and talked about putting bumpers on his doors and how they don't last, I gave him some of the clips. He went home, installed them and told me how wonderful they are.

The blum 86 deg. Motion restricker work very well, however I was not impressed on how long it took to send me the product over one month!

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.

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.

Clips easily inserted into hinges and my cabinet door no longer hits the wall

No instructions with it. Return it.