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

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 cabinet 2) Remove the screw circled in green; leave the adjustment screws that are circled in red alone 3) Door removed with hinges left in the open position 4) Flip the hinges to the closed position 5) Yellow highlight is where you are going to place this restriction thingy 6) watch my video to understand the proper orientation; I found it easier to place it with tweezers before pushing it in with my thumb 7) This is what it will look like when you are done. Replace the door They 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 is helpful

Finally I found ones that work! These are the perfect fit for the Chibery hinges I found on Amazon. The quality is excellent and I may try to file off a little material to get more of a 90* stop rather than the 86* stop. The hinges swing open to maybe 115*. Again, the hinges these work with are from Chibery: https://amzn.to/4aRyXkW Worked great for my bathroom cabinet setup.

We were so happy to be able to find these. We recently had soft close hinges put on our cabinets. Some cabinets hit the wall when opened. My hubby installed these tiny resistors and they work like magic. We are very happy with the results of this product. Now, we can enjoy our cabinets with soft close and cabinets not hitting the wall after installing these little pieces of MAGIC! Don’t hesitate to buy it will Fix your problem and it only took a few minutes to install them.

This is a very inexpensive solution to what can be an annoying cabinet issue. Some of our kitchen and bathroom cabinets were striking hard against adjacent walls. These little bits of plastic solved our problem. Unfortunately the installation comments about not needing tools is totally wrong. I found that the easiest way to install these was by taking the hinges off one by one. You take the hinge out. Install the plastic gadget in the right place. Push it down to seat it properly. Then put the hinge back in place. If the cabinet door still opens too far, then you may need to do both hinges.

Works great on our Hardware Resources HR MAX Compact cabinet hinges. As with other hinge restriction clips, you have to remove the cabinet door and place the hinge in the closed (90 degree) position in order to insert these clips into the hinge mechanism.

Clips did not fit. Only 18 clips in the 20 clip pack. I broke clips trying modify and force fit which is why I decided not to return.

We remodeled our kitchen with Lily Ann Cabinets and found that the hinges needed to be restricted so the handles didn't hit the wall, refrigerator, etc. Lily Ann sells some restrictor clips for more than $4/piece! After a bunch of research, I found that our cabinets use Berta soft close hinges, so I got the 20pk of hinge restrictors hoping they were the right fit since it's the same manufacturer and they appeared to be the same hinges as in the listing photos. They are a perfect fit - no issues installing them or issues with them staying in place, and they only cost about 50 cent a piece. I've even used these hinge restrictors on the cabinets that have roll-out shelves and the shelves are still able to fully slide out without any issue. We installed the restrictors about 4-5 months ago.

Great product! Easy to install and keeps the door from breaking the hinge! easy to install and not seen after install