BlumHinge Angle Restriction Clip - 86 Degree Opening (10 Pack)

These clips were easy to fit and worked perfectly. You don't need any tools to fit them. They are only suitable for the Blum 110 degree hinges (NOT the 107 degree ones). Blum have a good website which shows how to identify whether you have the 110 degree or 107 hinges, and a video showing how to fit them, but I can't link to it from this review apparently (sigh).First remove the door by unclipping the hinges (there's a button concealed beneath the arm of the hinge which releases them). Then place the door on a flat surface and put both hinges in the closed position (i.e. perpendicular to the door). Then insert the plastic clip as pictured, and refit the door.Very simple to fit and they work really well. I've fitted them on four doors in our kitchen and they've completed fixed the problem of the doors hitting the adjacent walls. I didn't have any breakages and the clips seem quite robust.

These tiny (and a bit expensive) clips work brilliantly if you want to stop a door with Blum hinges from banging against a wall, or another door. It just restricts the opening angle a tiny bit, but with a little bit of twang still. Little bit fiddly to work out how to fit them in but so neat and simple once in place.

These were the correct item for our hinges, but there isn't enough space between the hole in the door and the hinge fitting. The plastic on the restrictor is too thick to fit into the gap, even with applying significant force.It could have been a perfect solution but doesn't work on our Howdens Blum door hinges.

These are superb in solving an issue that most people don't know there's an answer to - when your Blum hinged cupboard doors bump against walls or other items when fully opened due to the door opening angle being 110 degrees, these tiny little clips slot into the hinge reducing the opening angle to 86 degrees, preventing the door from hitting other objects. Perfect.

The restrictors did not fit my Blum cabinet hinges. I checked the Blum website first to make sure what to buy. Waste of money

+ = Great little bits that prevent doors opening over 90 degrees.- = have to remove hinge to fit them and fiddly.

These are perfect for stopping the cupboard doors from opening to far and are very easy to install. I would check the hinges that you have though as they will only work on the ones stated.

These broke on the first opening all 10 of them.