Impresa [50 Pack] Durable Cabinet Restrictor Clips for Grass TEC 864 Hinge - Easy to Install Invisible Kitchen Cabinet Door Restraint

Super easy to install, and invisible after installed. You just need to unscrew 1 screw for each hinge (no need to take the whole door out), pop this in, screw it back up and done! Works like a charm. There’s a video on here to show you how to do step by step. After I took a fee minutes figure out how to install the first one, after that it takes me a minute to do each door. I used to use the unsightly clear silicone bump to prevent my cabinet from bumping the fridge/range/hood/next cabinet/shower glass door. But no more. This little gadget is super helpful and invisible after install.

The media could not be loaded. I tried another lower cost option to find they were not compatible with my DTC brand soft close cabinet hinges since they never locked into place. Although these were higher in price by comparison, I gave them a shot and was pleasantly surprised they fit my DTC hinges. Yes DTC is listed as compatible but you never know until you install the clip. They do click into place as the tab reaches further behind the swivel point and does not move. Doesn't take much effort to remove either. Each door took me about 10 minutes to remove the screw holding the hinge to the cabinet, close the hinge, install the clip, open the hinge, and reinstall the screw. I did 2 hinges per door to allow even use of pressure since 2 is better than 1. Another review said the clips broke easily and that could be a result of installing 1 clip per door. That 1 clip would take all the pressure each time the door is opened to restrict the door from the fully opened angle. My upper cabinets are ceiling height and I installed 2 clips there as well instead of 3 per door. Worth the cost to keep my cabinets in good condition. Glad I took a chance on buying these clips and recommend for DTC hinges.

This is an easy fix to cabinet door swinging back hitting the wall or other cabinets. Simply remove one hinge from the cabinet side, flip hinge back, insert the piece with the hook side toward cabinet, flip hinge back over cabinet edge, position and reinstall screw back into the original screw hole. Takes less than a minute per hinge, even for non-handy man. I only installed one per door and not every hinge on most doors. I put two on larger or more frequently used doors while I was in the process. Used on Kitchen and bathroom cabinets to prevent door from opening back too far. This limits door to just less than the 90 degrees without impacting other functionality.Much better solution than placing the adhesive bumpers on back of door or on item where door is making contact. Wish I had found these sooner. Highly recommend. Must have for any new cabinet install or new home to prevent damage.Product description said to verify type of hinge you have first, but these will work on multipe brands that are made to accomodate this type hinge reduction clip.

I thought this could be installed without removing any hardware, but once I received it and started installing I had to watch the video and saw that a hinge actually has to be removed (one half of the hinge). So it was a little more work than I thought, but good news is you do not have to remove the entire door, just one hinge at a time. If you have a 3 hinge door you have to remove two hinges (the middle and one above or below) to get the middle to release for access. But after I figured that out everything went fast- and these install easy and work well. I will keep the extras on hand in case any break. Overall very happy with the product.

Many cookie cutter home builders do not install these and as home owners you dont want to damage your cabinents. There is a really good video and pictures on another review on here that walked me through it. Their instructions are not good but the review ones are great. These are a must have!

Our cabinet provider didn't have any clips or suggestions on which clips to buy, so we tried another brand at a much cheaper price and found them difficult (and in some cases impossible) to install. So when looking for a better option, these seemed to fit the bill. They clip in easily and we haven't had any break or fall out yet.My one complaint is the cost. At $0.50 per clip, these are very expensive for a small piece of molded plastic. I have to imagine they cost about $0.10/each to make.

These worked great on our cabinets! All you need is a screw driver (powered one might be easiest) to disconnect a hinge to get to the area to snap a restrictor into place. Then screw the hinge back into place. Typically you only have to add it to one hinge to do the trick. There are some videos on YouTube, just search for installing cabinet hinge restriction clips. The manufacturer may also have videos. No more having little rubber bumpers stuck to your walls or other cabinets to protect them from being banged into!

I had bought a cheaper version that did not work. This one does exactly what it says it does.