Nickel Angled Hinge For Inward-Corner Cabinets

This Blum CLIP top angled hinge is built for overlay doors on cabinets set at a negative 15 degree angle, the geometry found in blind-corner and inward-corner cabinet configurations, on both face-frame and frameless boxes.

Key Features

• Negative 15 degree cabinet angle positions the hinge for inward-corner or blind-corner cabinet applications where a standard straight-arm hinge will not align correctly.
• Self-close spring draws the door shut over the last few degrees of travel.
• INSERTA tool-free plate mounting presses the base plate into pre-drilled 5mm system holes without screws.
• Clip-on arm engagement lets the door hang and release without tools.
• Three-way adjustment provides height, side, and depth correction after the door is hung.
• Works on face-frame and frameless cabinets when paired with the appropriate Blum base plate.

Built for the Inward Corner

A negative 15 degree cabinet angle is not a compromise — it is the correct geometry for a cabinet face that angles inward, such as a blind-corner cabinet where the door must clear an adjacent run without collision. A standard 0 degree hinge on this cabinet would misalign the door relative to the face; this hinge corrects that by building the angular offset directly into the arm. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm clips to a Blum base plate mounted to the cabinet side or stile. That plate is a separate purchase and must be a Blum plate matched to this series and your cabinet construction. The standard 110 degree opening gives full everyday access once the door is hung at its correct angle.

Steel Build With a Nickel Finish

The hinge is plated steel in a nickel finish. INSERTA is the plate-to-cabinet connection here: the plate's pre-mounted system screws press into the cabinet's 5mm pre-drilled holes for a fast, clean mount with no plate screws to drive. The clip-on arm is a separate layer — it snaps onto that mounted plate without tools and releases the same way for door removal. Three-way adjustment handles the fine work after installation, dialing height, side, and depth so the door sits square in its angled opening and the reveal is consistent.

Who Reaches for This Hinge

Cabinet shops building blind-corner or angled-corner runs will recognize when this hinge is the right call: the moment a standard hinge would pull a door out of plane with the cabinet face. It suits both face-frame and frameless construction, so it works across traditional and European-style kitchens in the same job. INSERTA mounting assumes the cabinet has pre-drilled 5mm system holes; on a box without them, the screw-on plate version is the correct alternative. For doors thicker than 22mm, a thick-door hinge is the appropriate choice instead of this standard-cup model.

Common Questions

The Right Angle, Ready to Install

When the cabinet face angles inward and a standard hinge will not do the job, this Blum CLIP top hinge delivers the correct geometry, tool-free mounting, and the adjustment range to dial everything in square.