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This Blum CLIP top blind corner hinge hangs overlay doors on angled corner cabinets where a standard hinge would drive the door into the adjacent cabinet face, on both face-frame and frameless boxes, with INSERTA tool-free plate mounting and a self-close spring.
A blind corner cabinet sits where one run of cabinetry meets another at a right angle. The door on that corner box cannot swing fully open without striking the adjacent cabinet or wall, so a standard 110 degree hinge is the wrong tool. This hinge restricts the swing to 95 degrees, exactly the angle that lets an overlay door clear the neighboring cabinet without binding or chipping the finish. That restricted arc is the design intent, not a shortcoming.
The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door at the standard depth. The arm then clips to a Blum base plate mounted to the cabinet side or face-frame stile. That plate is sold separately and should be matched to your cabinet construction and hinge line.
The hinge body is plated steel in a nickel finish. Nickel reads as a neutral, slightly warm metallic that coordinates easily with brushed or satin hardware across a kitchen or bath without demanding an exact match. Because the hinge is fully concealed when the door is closed, the finish is only visible during installation and adjustment, but it still matters on open shelving or glass-adjacent doors where the arm can be seen at wide angles.
Three-way adjustment handles the tolerances that corner cabinet installation tends to introduce. Side, height, and depth can all be dialed independently after the door is on, which is where corner cabinets spend extra time in a typical install.
This is the hinge to reach for when the layout calls for overlay doors at a blind corner on frameless or face-frame cabinets. Cabinet shops running standard kitchens will use it on the corner box in nearly every run. Contractors and installers working from a plan will find it on the corner position wherever the designer has specified an overlay door that needs to swing without hitting the adjacent cabinet. INSERTA speeds plate mounting on production frameless boxes with pre-drilled 5mm system holes. For cabinets without those holes, a screw-on plate version is the right alternative.
The 95 degree limit is intentional. At a blind corner, the door would strike the adjacent cabinet face if it opened further. The restricted angle is what allows the door to swing freely without collision.
No. The hinge clips to a separate Blum base plate that mounts to your cabinet, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Blum plate matched to your cabinet construction; plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge.
INSERTA is Blum's plate-to-cabinet mounting method. The plate presses into pre-drilled 5mm system holes in the cabinet side without screws. If your cabinet does not have 5mm system holes, use the screw-on plate version of this hinge instead.
No. This hinge has a self-close spring that pulls the door shut over the last few degrees of travel. It does not have a damper. For a cushioned, quiet close at a blind corner, look for the BLUMOTION version of this hinge.
Specify this hinge when the corner position needs a clean, consistent overlay door that clears the adjacent cabinet, closes on its own, and installs quickly on either cabinet construction type.
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