Nickel Angled Hinge for Cabinets Set at a -15 Degree Corner

This Blum CLIP top hinge is built for full overlay doors on cabinets whose front face angles inward at 15 degrees, on both face-frame and frameless construction. The arm geometry is matched to that inward angle so the door hangs correctly and closes on its own.

Key Features

• -15 degree cabinet angle geometry matches doors on cabinets whose face angles inward, such as angled blind-corner and diagonal-front boxes.
• Full overlay arm covers nearly the full cabinet side, leaving a narrow reveal at the edge.
• Self-close spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees of travel.
• 95 degree opening provides the swing angle suited to angled-front applications where door clearance is tighter.
• INSERTA tool-free plate mounting presses the base plate into pre-drilled 5mm system holes without screws.
• Three-way adjustment dials height, side, and depth so the door lands square after installation.

Where This Hinge Does Its Work

Standard concealed hinges are built for cabinet faces that meet the door at 90 degrees. When the cabinet face angles inward by 15 degrees, a standard hinge arm puts the door out of plane and the door will not align or close correctly. This hinge's arm geometry compensates for that -15 degree angle, so the door sits parallel to the cabinet face and swings clear of the adjacent cabinet panel. It works on both frameless box construction and face-frame cabinets. A matching Blum base plate mounts to the cabinet and the arm clips to it; the plate is sold separately and should be matched to the same Blum series and your cabinet construction.

Steel Build and a Nickel Finish

The hinge body is steel in a nickel finish, consistent with the standard Blum CLIP top color family and easy to coordinate with other nickel-finish hardware across the same run of cabinets. The 35mm cup bores into the door at a 13mm depth, standard for this series. INSERTA mounting keeps the plate install clean: the pre-mounted system screws press straight into the cabinet's 5mm line-bore holes, so there is nothing to drive. If the cabinet does not have pre-drilled 5mm system holes, use the screw-on plate version instead.

The Right Fit for Angled Cabinetry

This hinge suits cabinet installers and shop millworkers handling diagonal-front or angled-corner cabinet runs where a -15 degree face angle is part of the design. The 95 degree opening is intentional for this application: it gives the door the clearance it needs to swing without catching the adjacent surface. Contractors specifying a multi-cabinet kitchen layout with an angled accent cabinet, and shops building custom diagonal-front boxes, will reach for this hinge when the rest of the run uses standard CLIP top hardware in nickel. For doors on a 90-degree cabinet face, a standard CLIP top self-close hinge is the correct choice.

Common Questions

Angled Doors That Close Cleanly and Sit Square

When the cabinet design calls for an inward-angled front face, this hinge brings the door into alignment and keeps it closing consistently, with the same tool-free INSERTA install and nickel finish as the rest of a standard CLIP top run.