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 was looking for something like this and wasnt disappointed. I installed new cabinets and the swing was a bit wider than expected.

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!

This cable is just what I needed. I used it for my medicine cabinet. So the glass knob didn’t hit my large mirror. Works great and it’s durable.

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

Im so glad I didnt try to mess with one of the hinge type of door restraints. They looked difficult to install and there were many complaints that they didnt work whereas this type of restraint was very easy to attach and works perfectly. I appreciate the extra screw provided in case it was needed. The instruction sheet was clear but it contained a link and a suggestion to watch a video which I did. There was a good tip regarding how tight to screw in one of the screws. One needs to be loose and the other one needs to be tight so I recommend watching the video. Very happy to have my cabinet door banging into the wall problem solved so easily!

It was easy to figure out how to set them up, especially with the instructions provided. I used the screws which were sent with the restraints. I predrilled the holes for the screws and had no issues screwing them in. I used them to secure the oven door for a DIY toddler kitchen. So far, they have been doing a great job of protecting the hinges from toddler abuse.

I followed the directions for the first one and had to re-drill and re-position it three times. They say to measure 7 inches from the inside edge of the cabinet door and 1 inch down from the top, but 1 inch wasnt enough gap to clear the top of my cabinet opening, so the screw hit against that and 7 inches was too far out, so the cable barely reached the top of the cabinet box and restricted the angle TOO much. 6 inches in and 1.5 inches down ended up being the magic measurement for me. So I recommend to do your own measuring and figure out what works for your cabinets, rather than blindly following the direction. Once I got the right measurements, they seemed to work well, though. Cable doesnt interfere with the doors ability to close and it gets the job done in terms of angle restriction.

Used them on a medicine cabinet installed in limited space. Very happy.

Just had kitchen redone and unfortunately cabinet doors would open and hit fridge etc. Saw this on line and since it got great reviews, gave it a shot. Works wonderfully well. Also appears easy to install, but in the interest of full disclosure, I did have a handyman do it. Took him no time at all. It’s sturdy, unobtrusive, and it just plain works. Great product and great solution.

I love that these are made in the USA! Not many things are anymore. That said, theyre also very well made (strong) with slightly offset ends to make closing the wire not bunch up when the cabinet doors theyre attached to close, Im guessing. I used both on medicine cabinets that kept hitting the wall. Drilling the initial pilot hole into the glass door was tricky due to glass placement. I was afraid I was going to break the glass that I was trying to protect. but after that personal problem was handled, installation was a breeze.