Salice Series 200 Concealed Hinge in Nickel for Full Overlay Doors

This Salice Series 200 free-swinging hinge hangs full overlay doors on face-frame and frameless cabinets, with a nickel finish and screw-on mounting suited to handle-less fronts and push-to-open applications.

Key Features

• Free-swinging motion keeps the door at any angle without a spring or damper, making this hinge the right choice for push-to-open and handle-less designs.
• Full overlay geometry positions the door to cover nearly the entire cabinet side, leaving a narrow reveal.
• 110 degree opening delivers standard everyday access to the cabinet interior.
• Screw-on mounting fastens the hinge to a base plate with wood screws for a firm, direct connection.
• Height and side adjustment dials in the door position after the cabinet is set.
• Works on both face-frame and frameless cabinets when paired with the matching Salice base plate.

Where This Hinge Belongs

Free-swinging hinges do not pull a door shut and do not cushion the close. That is the point. Handle-less cabinet fronts that rely on a push-to-open mechanism need a hinge that will not fight the release mechanism, and this one stays wherever the door is placed until something moves it. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the straight arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet side or stile. That base plate is a separate purchase, and it must be a Salice plate: mounting patterns and arm engagement are brand-specific and do not cross over to other manufacturers. For a standard door height, general guidance points to two hinges, though the Salice load table gives the exact count for your door dimensions and weight.

Steel Build in a Nickel Finish

The hinge body is plated steel in a nickel finish. Nickel reads as a clean, warm neutral that pairs naturally with brushed stainless hardware and light-toned pulls, which makes it a consistent choice when the rest of the cabinet hardware is specified in the same finish family. The screw-on connection anchors the arm to the plate without a quick-release clip, trading the tool-free swap of clip-on systems for a solid, screw-locked hold that does not depend on the cabinet having pre-drilled 5mm system holes.

Who Orders This Hinge

Designers specifying handle-less kitchen fronts reach for this hinge when the push-to-open mechanism is already in the plan and a self-closing spring would work against it. Cabinet shops running frameless or face-frame boxes with a nickel hardware scheme will find it fits into either construction without a separate adapter. For a project that needs a damped close rather than a free swing, the Salice Silentia+ soft-close version of this series is the right move. For doors thicker than roughly 22mm, a thick-door hinge with a deeper cup is the correct specification.

Common Questions

Clean Hardware, No Compromises on the Close

Specify this hinge when the design calls for full overlay doors in a nickel finish that stay exactly where they are opened, with the mounting flexibility to work on either cabinet construction.