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This Blum CLIP top hinge delivers a 155 degree opening arc on half overlay doors, with a screw-on mount, self-close spring, and a zero-protrusion arm profile suited to both face-frame and frameless cabinet construction.
A 155 degree opening is the widest available with a self-close hinge in the Blum CLIP top line. It brings the door to within a few degrees of flat alongside the cabinet side, which is the angle that matters on base and tall cabinets where full interior clearance counts: deep drawer bases, pantry cabinets, and any run where the door would otherwise block access when only partly open. The zero-protrusion profile keeps the arm out of the cabinet box when the door is closed, so interior fittings, rollouts, and organizers run closer to the side panel without catching on hardware.
The half crank sets a half overlay position, the configuration where two doors share a single center partition and each covers approximately half the cabinet side. A base plate matched to this hinge, ordered separately, mounts to the cabinet panel or face-frame stile and carries the hinge arm. Plates are specific to the Blum CLIP top system.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. Nickel reads as a warm, slightly muted silver tone that coordinates with brushed or satin metal hardware across a kitchen or bath. The self-close spring is integrated into the hinge, so the door pulls shut without a separate add-on, and the three-way adjustment holds accurate alignment across the cabinet run as the work settles over time.
This hinge suits face-frame and frameless cabinets in kitchens, built-ins, pantry towers, and any tall run where a wide swing is part of the design brief. Cabinet shops specifying hardware for a full kitchen will find the 155 degree arc valuable on deeper cabinets where a standard 110 degree door would stop short of full clearance. The screw-on arm connection is the right choice when a fixed, non-releasing engagement is preferred over a clip-on, for example on doors that see heavy daily use or where a positive lock is specified. For doors that need a cushioned, damped close rather than a spring pull, the BLUMOTION soft-close version of the CLIP top line is the closer match. This hinge is for standard-thickness doors in the 16 to 22mm range; doors over 22mm thick call for a thick-door hinge instead.
No. The hinge arm mounts to a separate Blum base plate, sold separately. Select a plate matched to the CLIP top system and your cabinet construction, face-frame or frameless.
This hinge is self-close: a spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees of travel. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the door so it settles silently. If a cushioned close is the goal, choose the BLUMOTION soft-close version of this hinge instead.
The zero-protrusion arm sits flush with the cabinet side when the door is closed. On cabinets with rollouts, pull-out shelves, or interior organizers, that flush profile means fittings can run closer to the side panel without the arm getting in the way.
The count depends on door height, width, and weight. General guidance puts two hinges on doors up to about 40 inches tall, three for taller doors, and more for heavy doors. Confirm the exact count using the Blum load table for your door dimensions.
Specify this hinge when the job calls for a half overlay door that opens wide, keeps hardware out of the cabinet box, and closes reliably on its own, in a nickel finish that fits across most hardware palettes.
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