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This Blum CLIP top hinge is built for full overlay doors on cabinets angled outward at 45 degrees, including bay cabinets and diagonal corner units, on both frameless and face-frame construction. It mounts via pre-pressed dowels and closes with a self-close spring.
A standard concealed hinge is engineered for a cabinet face that meets the wall at 90 degrees. Where the face turns outward at 45 degrees, as on a bay unit or a diagonal corner cabinet, the arm geometry has to match. This hinge carries that +45 degree angle, so the door sits properly on the angled face and swings clear without binding. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm clips to a Blum base plate mounted on the cabinet, ordered separately. That plate is Blum-specific: plates from other brands will not connect to this arm.
The dowel mount is the cup-to-door attachment method here. Pre-pressed dowels on the cup press into bored dowel holes in the door rather than using cup screws, which suits CNC-routed production doors and shops that want a clean, screw-free door-side connection. The arm then clips onto the mounted plate in the standard Blum CLIP top fashion.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. On an angled or bay cabinet run, the finish choice often follows the pulls and other visible hardware already specified. Nickel reads as a neutral, warm-toned metal that coordinates across a broad range of door styles and finish palettes without drawing attention to the hinge itself. The three-way adjustment, plus or minus 2mm side and height with up to 3mm depth, gives the installer room to dial in an even reveal after the cabinet is set, even on an angled run where door alignment takes more care than on a straight cabinet wall.
This is the hinge to reach for when the design calls for a full overlay door on a cabinet face angled 45 degrees outward. It works on both frameless and face-frame boxes, so it suits a mixed production run or a custom kitchen that combines both construction types in the same layout. Cabinet shops building bay units or diagonal corner cabinets in volume will recognize the Blum CLIP top system and the dowel cup format. For a standard 90-degree cabinet, use a straight concealed hinge. For doors that need a cushioned, damped close rather than a spring pull, the BLUMOTION version of this angle hinge is the right substitute.
No. The hinge arm clips to a Blum base plate that is sold separately. Match the plate to your cabinet construction and the overlay position you need. Only Blum plates work with this arm.
The cabinet angle is the angle of the cabinet face relative to the wall, not the opening swing of the door. A +45 degree hinge is for a cabinet face that turns outward at 45 degrees, typical of bay units and diagonal corner cabinets. It is not an opening-angle spec.
No. This hinge has self-close: a spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees. It does not cushion or slow the close. For a damped, quiet close on an angled door, look for the BLUMOTION version of this hinge.
The cup carries pre-pressed dowels that press into bored dowel holes in the door, so no cup screws are used on the door side. The arm still clips to a separate Blum plate on the cabinet in the standard way.
Specify this hinge when the cabinet layout demands a full overlay door on an outward-angled face, and the finish needs to carry across the full run without a mismatch at the corner.
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