Nickel Finish and Wide Swing for Partial Overlay Doors

This Salice Series 200 concealed hinge brings a 120 degree opening and self-close to 1/2 inch overlay doors on face-frame and frameless cabinets, with a dowel mount and a nickel finish that holds up through production installs and everyday use.

Key Features

• 120 degree opening angle delivers noticeably wider swing than the standard 110 degree, improving access inside deep or corner cabinets.
• Self-close spring pulls the door shut over the final degrees of travel.
• 1/2 inch overlay, half crank arm positions the door to cover part of the cabinet side, the geometry used on shared partitions and partial-overlay layouts.
• Dowel mount presses the hinge into pre-bored dowel holes in the door for fast, screw-free door-side installation.
• Nickel finish on steel suits installations where the hardware finish coordinates with other nickel or brushed-metal cabinet components.
• Side and height adjustment allows fine-tuning of door position after the cabinet is assembled.

Where the 120 Degree Swing Earns Its Place

Most concealed hinges in this category open to 110 degrees, which covers the majority of kitchen and bath installs. The 120 degree opening on this hinge adds clearance that matters in specific situations: deeper upper cabinets where a wider swing improves reach, tall base units where the extra arc keeps the door from blocking the opening, and cabinets placed close to a wall or appliance where every additional degree of swing helps. The 1/2 inch overlay geometry positions it correctly for two-door setups that share a center partition or for any partial-overlay layout, where the door covers roughly half an inch of the cabinet side rather than nearly all of it. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the hinge arm clips to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet. That plate is ordered separately and must be a Salice plate matched to this series.

Steel Build in a Finish That Coordinates

The hinge body is steel in a nickel finish. Nickel sits naturally alongside brushed metal pulls, nickel drawer slides, and other warm-toned hardware, so specifying this finish across a run of doors keeps the visible hardware consistent even when the hinges themselves are concealed. The dowel mount on the door side is a production-friendly detail: the cup presses into pre-bored dowel holes without cup screws, which reduces steps on a CNC-machined door stack. Side adjustment of plus 4.5 mm or minus 1.5 mm and height adjustment of plus or minus 2 mm are enough to bring doors into alignment once the cabinets are set.

A Good Fit for Production Shops and Renovation Work

Cabinet shops running CNC-bored doors will find the dowel mount a clean match for their workflow. Contractors and remodelers specifying partial-overlay layouts on either frameless or face-frame boxes can use this hinge on both cabinet types, which simplifies ordering across a mixed project. Homeowners replacing existing partial-overlay hinges should confirm the existing bore pattern is 45mm and the overlay is 1/2 inch before ordering. For a cushioned, quiet close rather than a spring pull, the Silentia+ soft-close version of the Series 200 is the alternative to compare.

Common Questions

Wide Swing, Clean Finish, Right Overlay

Specify this hinge when the job calls for a 120 degree opening on partial-overlay doors, a nickel finish that ties into the rest of the hardware package, and a dowel mount that keeps the door-side install moving.