402 Brand Stainless Steel Cabinet Door Restraint Kit. Made in USA. Flexible Braided Cable. Cupboard Hinge Limiter. Restrict Cabinet Door Swing. Limit Door Opening Angle. Includes Mounting Screws

I wasn’t sure these would keep my kitchen cabinet doors from banging into walls, appliances, and each other so I ordered a couple. They work very well. Some reviews complain about the screws holding but if you use a small, shallow pilot hole they work fine. Also, if you plan to install a lot of them, as I did, you can save time by making cardboard templates to quickly locate and mark the door location and case location.

Easy to install - just make sure you measure correctly as getting the perfect tension at the perfect opening angle for my cabinet took a couple of tries.

Very well made and will last. So easy to install, an old lady (me) could do it. The installation video on their website is a must-see. I wish I needed to install more!

Very effective way to prevent cabinet doors from hitting each other. I dont think the hinges are strong enough to hold a heavy or full door from hitting a wall. If one is handy, the hinges are not difficult to install.

I purchased these for my home cabinets as I experienced a similar product on my motorhome. They were exactly what I was looking for and do a great job of controlling how far a cabinet is opened to avoid damaging either the door or the opposing wall.

What a pleasure it is to use well made products. I just finished assembling some cabinets made in another country. Part of the order was damaged and the replacements were also chipped and broken. So I enjoyed working with these cables. Yes, it looks like a simple thing to make. But these are just perfect. And the package included an extra screw. What more could youd ask for!

Easy to install. Pieces included are sturdy. Great instructions helped an amateur like me to obtain the desired result - cabinet doors dont hit the walls in a small laundry room. Even better this product is made in the USA.

It does exactly what it is supposed to do, just make sure to give the wire the right orientation so it doesn’t block the cabinet door when it closes

Ill complain about the price since I need something to complain about. But in reality these are by far the best ones I have found. We are a remodeler and install 50-100 kitchens / bathrooms a year. Sometimes you need to restrict the doors more or less than the available 86° clips from the manufacturer. Thats where these come in. You need a tiny bit of common sense to put them in so that they dont get caught in the door or whatnot, but Id hope you are handy enough to do so given that you are working on cabinetry.