Cabinet Door Restraint, 8 Inch Stainless Steel Cupboard Hinge Limiter Swing Restrictor Stopper, Flexible Braided Cable, Prevent Door From Opening Too Far Made in USA by Salt Life Solutions (2 Pack)

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Check out our video showing exactly how we used cabinet door restraints to keep our cabinet doors from hitting each other! Other types of plastic hinge restrictor clips are prone to breaking and only offer a single opening angle.

However, hinge restrictor clips are completely invisible once installed and just look like part of the hinge, so if that is important to you, these may be a good option. Longer screws would simply be too long and would come out the other side of the cabinet top or bottom.

Having been in the remodeling industry for more than 25 years, we’ve seen many cabinet manufacturers build their cabinetry with cabinet tops and cabinet bottoms that are made with material that is only 1/2″ in thickness. Our strong, flexible, vinyl-coated, American made, stainless steel cabinet door stop kits are the perfect, simple solution for limiting the door swing of your kitchen cabinet, bath cabinet, bar cabinet , RV cabinet, or storage cabinet doors. Our angle restrictors are designed to both allow insertion before mounting the cabinet doors, as well as retrofit mounting, ensuring flexibility of use and consistent hinge performance. You can limit how far your cabinet opens by using either a hinge restrictor clip or cabinet door restraints.

With a passion for DIY that dates back to 2012, I’ve transformed three homes and now I’m dedicated to helping others craft their dream spaces. You don’t want your cabinet doors to hit each other because it can damage the door or the knob and will also make a surprisingly loud noise. Hinge restrictor clips attach to the actual hinges of your cabinet door and keep them from opening all the way, but you have to know exactly what type of hinge you have and if it’s compatible with the clips. After having these restraints up for almost two years, I can tell you that I absolutely stopped noticing that they are even there at all. If you’ve installed cabinet restraint wires, you can change the angle by changing where the restraint is attached to the door or the cabinet.We opted to go with the cabinet door restraints because I read that there are some issues with the hinge restrictor clips only being compatible with certain types of hinges. If you’re looking to stop your door from hitting the wall, you only need to make sure it stops just off the wall. Whether it is hitting the wall, another cabinet, or even the microwave or the fridge, this is an annoying problem! The plastic restriction clips put all of the stress and strain of limiting your door opening angle on the hinges themselves – something they are not designed to handle.

You can add either a hinge restrictor clip or cabinet door restraints to your cabinet doors to limit how wide they can open and prevent them from banging into each other. However, there are a few things about it that have me scratching my head, wondering “what were they thinking? If your cabinet doors open wider than 90 degrees, they might be hitting the side of the cabinets next to them. All you need is a drill and a cabinet door restraint kit and you can have this fixed in 5 minutes flat! The restrictors are complementary insertion pieces for all Titus 110 and 170 hinges and are very easy to mount.When using cabinet restraint wires, take time to figure out exactly how wide you want the doors to open.