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Sensys Hinge Angle Limiter

$6.95

A clip-in angle limiter that restricts the opening range of Hettich Sensys hinges to protect cabinetry in space-constrained installations.

Manufactured from durable plastic, this limiter clips directly into the Sensys hinge arm without tools, converting a standard 110° or 165° opening angle to a tighter limit suited to the available clearance. Three angle configurations are available to match specific spatial constraints — from tight 85° restrictions to mid-range 105°–120° limits. Sold in packs of 10 or with an installation aid for high-volume joinery work.

Product Details

  • Material: Plastic clip-in component
  • Compatible hinge: Hettich Sensys concealed hinge range
  • Available angle limits: 110° to 85°; 165° to 90°/135°; 165° to 105°/120°
  • Installation: Clips directly into the hinge arm — no tools required. Due to the compact size of the limiter on 110° to 85°, the optional installation aid (available as a separate variant) is recommended for ease of fitment
  • Pack options: 10 pcs or purchase the installation aid to support install on 110° to 85°

Best For

Kitchen, wardrobe, and custom joinery installations where Sensys hinges are fitted in tight spaces adjacent to walls, appliances, fixed furniture, blinds, or curtains. Prevents cabinet doors from making contact with adjacent surfaces on every open cycle — reducing cumulative impact damage to cabinetry, appliances, and soft furnishings, and extending the service life of both the door and surrounding elements. A practical, low-cost solution to a high-frequency problem in densely fitted kitchens and built-in joinery where uncontrolled door swing is the primary cause of long-term wear.

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Customers asked these questions about Sensys Hinge Angle Limiter

Answers from experts.

Hinge Limiters Fit For Any Cabinet Brand

Will these limiters fit any brand of cabinet hinge?

These angle limiters are specifically engineered by Hettich to fit their premium Sensys hinge range; they will not securely clip into other brands like Blum or Salice.

Installing Hinge Limiters Without Unscrewing Doors

Do I need to unscrew the door or the hinge to install these?

Not at all. These limiters are designed for ultimate convenience, simply snapping directly into the arm of your existing Sensys hinge while the door remains fully attached to the cabinet.

Preventing Small Clips From Snapping Under Heavy Doors

Will these small plastic clips snap under the pressure of a heavy door opening?

Constructed from high-grade, impact-resistant industrial plastic, these limiters are rigorously tested to safely absorb the force of your door opening thousands of times without cracking or degrading.

Using Limiters To Prevent Cabinet Doors Hitting Adjacent Surfaces

Is this the right product if my cabinet door keeps hitting the oven or the wall next to it?

Absolutely. If your door swings too far and risks denting your appliances or scratching your paintwork, clipping in one of these limiters instantly restricts the swing, completely eliminating the risk of impact damage.

Reinstalling Cabinet Doors To Open Fully After Limiters

What if I install it and then decide I want the door to open fully again?

The installation is entirely reversible. If you ever rearrange your kitchen or simply prefer the wider opening later, the limiter can be popped back out using a small flathead screwdriver, restoring your hinge to its original capacity.

Placing Limiters On Every Hinge For Tall Pantry Doors

Do I need to put a limiter on every single hinge on a tall pantry door?

For standard-sized doors, one limiter per door is usually sufficient, but for very tall or heavy pantry doors with three or more hinges, installing a limiter on at least the top and bottom hinge ensures the most stable and even restriction.

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