Berta 10-Pack, 86 Degree Angle Restriction Hinge Clips for Soft Close Face Frame Cabinet Hinges, 10 Pieces – Kitchen Cabinet Door Restraints

The media could not be loaded. These work great, but it was difficult to wrap my head around just where they needed to be placed, even after watching the video in the listing images. Hopefully the images in my review will help someone to better know if these will work for them.The left door of my vanity was hitting the wall perpendicular to the cabinet and these fixed it perfectly, my images:1) Door attached to cabinet2) Remove the screw circled in green; leave the adjustment screws that are circled in red alone3) Door removed with hinges left in the open position4) Flip the hinges to the closed position5) Yellow highlight is where you are going to place this restriction thingy6) watch my video to understand the proper orientation; I found it easier to place it with tweezers before pushing it in with my thumb7) This is what it will look like when you are done.Replace the doorThey say you only have to put a restrictor on one hinge, but I put one on each hinge “just in case”.This was real easy after I (quickly) got my head around it.Sorry Amazon didn’t display the pics in the order I added them :)I hope this helps

Depending on the type of springs you have in your hinges you may need to trim the ends off of the clips. I used a wire cutter. Hopefully they'll stay in place but so far so good.

I have the Hampton Bay Avondale RTA cabinets from Home Depot (purchased in 2025), which have soft-close hinges. These clips pretty much fit, other than they would be pushed back out by the hinges closing. All I had to do was snip off the two little bumps that are on the back side of the hinge, and then they stayed put. I used my Cutco kitchen shears to snip these off, just a tiny diagonal snip on the end of each clip, similar to what another reviewer here did, but with less material removed -- only the part with the nodules. Because of the reviews saying these didn't always stay in place, I also placed a little bit of glue between the long edge of the limiter (on the side that used to have the nodules) and the door hinge. I did this on the outer side of the hinge, not the side where the closing mechanism is, because I didn't want the glue to impact the door from opening or closing.These were a great value!

Purchased them twice because they work with the hinges on the cabinets we have and my husband is a contractor that uses those cabinets a lot of the time. Went in quickly and did what they are supposed to. A little more expensive than some other models, but did the trick.

Bought these to restrict cabinet handles from hitting the wall upon opening. The pieces were very difficult to insert as shown in the video and continued to fall out once they were in place. It’s a good thing they are not that expensive.

I had external hinges on my cherry kitchen cabinets and wanted to upgrade to soft close hidden hinges. I bought the Kreg Concealed Hinge Jig and 50 of these hinges. After drilling the pocket holes, installation of the hinges was easy. The hinges are very adjustable. Follow the recommendation for pilot holes for the hinge mounting screws. I also purchased some hing limiters to keep the doors in certain sections from opening too wide and banging into each other. Very happy with the result.

These were easy to install (after watching other reviewer's video). Did what they say, although I probably need even more angle restriction... Doors "overshoot" past resting angle, and knobs still bang neighboring surface.But what annoyed me most is that only 8 were in the package, and I ordered 10. Luckily, I didn't need all 10!This made the price 25% higher per unit than advertised ($0.74 each instead of $0.59 each). Doesn't break the bank, but I expect to get what I pay for!

Product was used for my thirty year old May tag dishwasher. Worked perfectly three months later no issue