Nickel Angled Hinge for 30-Degree Outward Cabinet Faces

This Blum CLIP top hinge is built for cabinet doors on faces set at a +30 degree outward angle, such as bay cabinets and angled casework, with half overlay geometry, self-close, and INSERTA toolless mounting on both face-frame and frameless constructions.

Key Features

• +30 degree cabinet angle geometry positions the door correctly on a cabinet face angled 30 degrees outward from the adjacent panel.
• Half overlay arm sets the door to a partial overlap of the cabinet side, the configuration used where two doors share a center partition or stile.
• Self-close spring draws the door shut over the final degrees of travel automatically.
• INSERTA toolless mounting presses the base plate into pre-drilled 5mm system holes without screws or a driver.
• 95 degree opening is the correct engineered swing for a door on a +30 degree angled face, giving full everyday access without the door traveling past the cabinet geometry.
• Three-way adjustment provides side, height, and depth correction after the door is hung.

Designed for Angled Cabinet Faces

A standard hinge cannot hang a door on an angled face without the door binding or sitting crooked. This hinge is purpose-built for cabinet faces positioned at a +30 degree outward angle, the geometry found on bay-front kitchens, angled corner units, and other casework where the cabinet face turns out from the run. The 95 degree opening is not a limitation here but the correct arc for this application, keeping the door from swinging past the angled face and into adjacent doors or panels. The 35mm cup bores into the door at 45mm hole spacing, and the arm connects to a Blum base plate mounted to the cabinet, sold separately. That plate is Blum-specific and mounts with INSERTA by pressing into the cabinet's pre-drilled 5mm system holes for a fast, screw-free plate install. For cabinets without system holes, a screw-on plate version is the right alternative.

Steel Build in a Nickel Finish

The hinge body is steel finished in nickel, a neutral tone that sits quietly behind the door and coordinates with stainless pulls, brushed hardware, and other nickel-finish cabinet fittings. Three-way adjustment handles side, height, and depth correction independently, so doors on an angled run can be squared up to a consistent reveal after installation. This is a self-close hinge: a spring pulls the door shut from a few degrees open. It does not cushion the close the way a soft-close damper does, so it suits projects where a spring pull is acceptable or where a separate damper add-on will be fitted later.

The Right Pick for Angled Casework

This hinge earns its place on bay-front kitchen layouts, angled entertainment units, and specialty casework where the cabinet face turns outward at 30 degrees. It works on both frameless boxes and face-frame cabinets, which makes it a practical carry for shops that build both. Half overlay geometry means it is ready for doors that share a partition, a common configuration in multi-door angled runs. Cabinet shops specifying a full bay front will need both the left and right door positions addressed; confirm the door count and load against the Blum load table for the door height and weight involved.

Common Questions

Angled Doors That Close on Their Own and Line Up Clean

Specify this hinge when the design calls for half overlay doors on a 30-degree outward cabinet face, with toolless plate mounting and self-close on either frameless or face-frame construction.