Nickel Angled Hinge for Full Overlay Doors on 15-Degree Cabinets

This Blum CLIP top angled hinge is built for full overlay doors on cabinets set at a 15-degree outward angle, such as angled bay cabinets and diagonal corner units, on both face-frame and frameless construction.

Key Features

• +15-degree cabinet angle geometry fits doors on cabinets whose face is angled 15 degrees outward from the adjacent run.
• Full overlay straight arm lets the door cover nearly the entire cabinet side, leaving a narrow reveal.
• Self-close spring draws the door shut automatically over the last few degrees of travel.
• 95-degree opening angle provides access suited to the geometry of an angled cabinet position.
• INSERTA toolless plate mounting presses the base plate into pre-drilled 5mm system holes without screws.
• Three-way adjustment dials in height, side, and depth after hanging for a precise, even reveal.

The Right Hinge for an Angled Cabinet Door

A standard concealed hinge is machined for a 90-degree cabinet face. When the cabinet is rotated outward by 15 degrees, as in a bay kitchen layout or a diagonal corner unit, that geometry no longer works. This hinge compensates: the arm is built to the +15-degree offset so the door hangs correctly and closes squarely against the angled face. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door in the same way as any standard concealed hinge. The arm then connects to a Blum base plate mounted on the cabinet interior, with that plate ordered separately and matched to your cabinet construction.

The 95-degree opening angle is the correct engineering for this application. The angled position of the cabinet face means a wider swing would send the door past the adjacent cabinet or wall, so the 95-degree stop is what keeps the door from binding or colliding in a tight corner layout.

Steel Build in a Nickel Finish

The hinge is plated steel in a nickel finish, consistent with the rest of the CLIP top line and straightforward to match against other nickel hardware in the same installation. Three-way adjustment handles the minor corrections that come with angled cabinet work: a quarter turn of the cam screws shifts the door in height, side, or depth to bring the reveal even across adjacent doors without loosening or re-hanging.

Where This Hinge Belongs

This is the hinge for cabinet shops, contractors, and kitchen designers working with angled or bay cabinet runs where a 15-degree face rotation is part of the layout. It suits face-frame and frameless boxes equally. INSERTA mounting requires the cabinet to have pre-drilled 5mm system holes at the correct spacing; for boxes without those holes, use the screw-on plate version of this hinge instead. For a cushioned, damped close on the same 15-degree layout, look to the BLUMOTION soft-close version of this angled hinge in the same family.

Common Questions

Angled Layouts Done Right

Specify this hinge when a 15-degree cabinet face is part of the design and the door needs to hang, close, and adjust as precisely as any door in the rest of the run.