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This Salice Series 200 pie cut corner hinge handles the tight geometry of angled corner cabinet doors on both face-frame and frameless boxes, with a self-close spring and screw-on mounting that locks it firmly in place.
Pie-cut corner cabinets sit at an angle inside a corner run, and the door swings into a tight pocket defined by the cabinets on either side. The 70 degree opening is the correct swing for that pocket: it gives the door enough travel for practical access without letting it collide with the adjacent box. This is not a limitation on the hinge; it is the angle the geometry of the corner demands. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm screws to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately.
The hinge is plated steel in a nickel finish. Screw-on mounting earns its place in a corner application because corner doors carry more lateral stress as they swing through the angled arc. The screw connection holds the arm to the plate without relying on a clip or snap engagement, which makes it a reliable choice for a door that moves at an angle and sees constant daily use. Side adjustment runs plus 4.5mm and minus 1.5mm; height adjustment is plus or minus 2mm, enough to bring the door to an even reveal after the install settles.
Reach for this hinge when a corner run calls for pie-cut doors on face-frame or frameless cabinets. It fits the standard 45mm bore pattern produced by most cabinet shop CNC lines, so it drops into production work without a custom setup. For a remodel that already has a 35mm cup bored into an angled door, the bore pattern match makes it a clean replacement. The self-close spring handles the close without a catch or magnet, keeping the install simple on a door type that already has more geometry to manage than a standard overlay door.
The 70 degree opening is correct for pie-cut corner doors. The adjacent cabinet walls on either side of the corner limit how far the door can swing, and 70 degrees is the angle designed to clear that pocket without contact.
Yes. The hinge arm screws to a Salice base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Use Salice plates with this hinge; plates are brand-specific and will not transfer across brands.
Screw-on uses fasteners to secure the arm to the plate, giving a rigid mechanical connection. Clip-on arms snap to the plate without tools and release with a lever. Screw-on requires a screwdriver to remove the door but holds the arm firmly under lateral stress.
No. This hinge is self-close: a spring pulls the door shut over the final degrees of travel. It does not cushion or slow the door the way a soft-close damper does. If a damped, quiet close is needed, look for the Silentia+ version of the Salice corner hinge line.
When the corner cabinet gets the right hinge, the door opens cleanly, closes on its own, and stays square through years of daily use. This screw-on pie-cut hinge is that fit.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each |  UBC2RYA99 Mfr# C2RYA99 | Salice Series 200 70° Pie Corner Hinge Self-Closing Dowel Mount C2RYA99 | ||||
Sold in: 1 Each |  UBC27YA99 Mfr# C27YA99 | Salice Series 200 Overlay Pie Cut Corner Hinge Self-Closing Rapido C27YA99 |