Blum Angled Cabinet Hinge in Nickel for 30-Degree Bay and Diagonal Cabinets

This Blum CLIP top II concealed hinge is built for cabinet faces set at a 30-degree outward angle, delivering full overlay geometry and self-close on both frameless and face-frame boxes. The nickel finish keeps the hardware coordinated where it is visible during installation or on glass-door cabinets.

Key Features

• +30-degree cabinet angle matches the hinge to angled bay, diagonal, and pie-cut cabinet faces set at an outward 30-degree angle.
• Full overlay arm positions the door to cover nearly the entire cabinet side, leaving a narrow reveal.
• Self-close spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees of travel.
• INSERTA toolless mounting presses the base plate into pre-drilled 5mm system holes without screws for a fast plate install.
• Three-way adjustment provides side, height, and depth correction after the door is hung.
• 35mm cup, 45mm boring pattern fits the standard door-side bore used across production and custom cabinet shops.

Engineered for Angled Cabinet Faces

Standard concealed hinges are built for a square 90-degree cabinet opening. When a run includes a bay section, a diagonal corner, or a pie-cut unit with faces angled outward at 30 degrees, the arm geometry has to match that angle or the door will sit crooked and bind at the frame. This hinge carries the exact +30-degree geometry for that application. The 95-degree opening is the correct swing for a door mounted at a 30-degree cabinet face, giving clearance without overtravel on the angled panel. A separate Blum base plate, ordered to match your cabinet construction, mounts to the cabinet side or face-frame stile, and the arm clips onto it without tools.

Steel Build With a Nickel Finish

The hinge body is plated steel in a nickel finish. For runs that mix angled and standard cabinets, nickel keeps the hardware consistent with the rest of the Blum CLIP top II family, so the finish reads the same across the whole installation. INSERTA plate mounting presses into 5mm pre-drilled system holes, which is the fastest plate installation method in the Blum line and keeps things moving on a production run. Once the door is hung, the three-way adjustment dials in side, height, and depth to bring every door to an even reveal.

Where This Hinge Belongs

Reach for this hinge on kitchen and bath runs that include angled bay sections, diagonal corner units, or any cabinet face set at a 30-degree outward angle on frameless or face-frame boxes. It suits cabinet shops building production runs with angled sections, contractors installing pre-built bay cabinetry, and designers specifying concealed hardware across a full angled-corner layout. INSERTA plate mounting requires pre-drilled 5mm system holes in the cabinet; if those holes are not present, use the screw-on plate version instead. For doors thicker than about 22mm, a thick-door hinge is the correct pick.

Common Questions

The Right Hinge Keeps an Angled Run Square

Specify this hinge when the job includes a 30-degree bay or diagonal section and you need full overlay doors that close on their own, mounted with hardware that matches the rest of the Blum CLIP top II run in nickel.