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This Blum CLIP top self-close hinge hangs full overlay doors on face-frame and frameless cabinets where a wall, tall appliance, or adjacent cabinet limits how far the door can swing, thanks to a 95-degree opening angle engineered precisely for that constraint.
A standard 110-degree hinge works well in open runs, but when a cabinet sits against a wall, beside a refrigerator, or at the end of an island, the door swings into an obstruction before it reaches full travel. The 95-degree angle on this hinge is not a reduced-capability spec — it is the correct geometry for those positions. The door swings to the point where a fully accessible opening is achieved and stops before it contacts the surface beside it. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm screws to a base plate on the cabinet, which is sold separately and matched to your cabinet construction and door position.
The hinge body is steel, finished in Nickel. That finish sits well alongside brushed nickel pulls, satin chrome slides, and similar mid-tone hardware choices, making it a practical match for kitchens and casework where the hardware runs consistent across the room. The self-close spring is integral to the hinge, so the door pulls shut without a separate mechanism to add later.
Reach for this hinge when the cabinet layout puts a door next to a wall or an obstruction on one side. It fits both face-frame and frameless boxes, so it handles the mixed-construction jobs where one wall-end cabinet is face-frame and the rest of the run is frameless. For doors in the 16 to 22mm thickness range, this is the standard-cup choice. Doors thicker than 22mm need a thick-door hinge. If the project calls for a damped, cushioned close rather than a spring pull, pair this opening angle with a BLUMOTION soft-close version instead.
The 95-degree angle is designed for cabinets that sit against a wall or next to an adjacent surface. It stops the door before it contacts the obstruction. On a cabinet with clear space on both sides, a 110-degree hinge gives more swing; for a tight-side cabinet, 95 degrees is the right call.
No. This is a self-close hinge: a built-in spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees. It closes the door but does not cushion or slow the final contact. For a damped quiet close, the BLUMOTION soft-close version of the CLIP top line is the one to spec.
Yes. This hinge screws to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Match a Blum plate to your cabinet type and the overlay you need.
Yes. This hinge is rated for both face-frame and frameless cabinets. Select the base plate that suits your cabinet construction.
When the layout puts a door next to an obstruction, this hinge resolves the clearance problem at the hinge level so nothing else in the design has to change.
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