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This Salice Series 200 hinge hangs full overlay doors on both face-frame and frameless cabinets, opens to 165 degrees for near-flat clearance, and pulls the door shut automatically with a self-close spring, all in a nickel-finished steel body that mounts with standard screws.
A standard concealed hinge opens to 110 degrees, which covers most everyday cabinet use. This hinge swings to 165 degrees, bringing the door nearly parallel to the cabinet side. That extra clearance matters in a few specific situations: appliance garages and tall pantry pullouts where a door swinging into a tight aisle creates a hazard, island cabinets where doors open into foot-traffic paths, and accessibility builds where a door held wide out of the way is the design requirement. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered as a separate part. Salice plates are specific to the Salice series, so a plate from another brand will not connect to this hinge.
The hinge body is plated steel finished in nickel, a neutral tone that reads as hardware-grade rather than decorative. It coordinates naturally with nickel drawer slides, nickel pulls, and other standard cabinet hardware finishes without drawing attention to itself behind the door. The screw-on mount locks the arm to the plate with a screwdriver rather than a clip or snap, which suits high-use doors and builds where a fixed mechanical connection is preferred over tool-free quick-release. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5mm or minus 1.5mm give enough range to bring a run of doors to a consistent reveal once the cabinets are set.
Cabinet shops specifying accessible or high-traffic builds, designers laying out island cabinetry, and contractors finishing pantry and appliance-garage runs are the natural audience here. The 165 degree angle is purposeful, not decorative, so it belongs where the full swing is actually needed. For standard kitchen wall and base cabinets where access is not constrained, the 110 degree version of this series handles the job at a lower cost. This hinge is for doors 16 to 22mm thick on either frameless or face-frame boxes. For doors over 22mm, a thick-door hinge is the right pick.
No. This hinge clips to a Salice base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and that plate is sold separately. Match a Salice plate to your cabinet construction, face-frame or frameless, and the door position you need.
Not this one. This is a self-close hinge: a spring pulls the door shut automatically over the last few degrees of travel, but there is no damper to cushion the close. Soft-close is not available at this opening angle. If you need a cushioned, quiet close, look at a hinge in the 110 degree range with integrated soft-close.
The arm screws to the base plate with a screwdriver rather than clipping or snapping on tool-free. It takes a few seconds longer per hinge, and the connection stays mechanically firm without a release lever.
The count depends on door height and weight. As a general guide, doors up to about 40 inches use two hinges, taller doors use three or more, and heavier doors may need an additional hinge at any height. Use the Salice load table for your specific door to get the exact figure.
Specify this hinge where 165 degrees of clearance solves a real layout problem, and the nickel finish keeps the hardware coordinated with the rest of the job.
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