Level cabinet doors on the first try when you install solo
Attach the cabinet door with a clamp-on jig that holds it at the exact gap while you drive the hinge screws—no balancing on a knee, no extra helper, and no eyeballing the reveal. You set the same gap on both sides, clamp it, and the door stays in place until it's fully mounted, freeing both hands for drilling.
To ensure equal reveals, clamp a jig on each side of the opening and align the same measurement on the 0–30 mm scale across front and back. When both sides match, the door hangs level on the first try.
The design grips firmly without leaving marks. Thickened non-slip rubber pads bite into painted, laminate, or bare wood doors and do not leave dents or scratches.
Three simple steps keep every door aligned: Step 1: clamp a jig on each side of the cabinet opening, tightening with the brass knob so it holds quickly while protecting the surface with rubber pads. Step 2: set both scales to the same 0–30 mm reading and rest the door on the crossbars to create a level, even gap. Step 3: drive the hinge screws with both hands free—the door stays fixed until installation is complete.
Constructed from a solid aluminum alloy, the body resists bending or warping, and a knurled brass tightening knob provides secure adjustment. The 0–30 mm scale is etched on both the front and back faces for easy left-right alignment, while thickened non-slip rubber pads clamp finishes without leaving marks.
For solo installations, use a pair—one jig on each side of the opening—to keep the door level throughout mounting.
