Nickel Concealed Hinge for 1/2 Inch Overlay Doors

This Salice Series 200 hinge is a screw-on self-close concealed hinge for 1/2 inch overlay doors on face-frame and frameless cabinets, finished in nickel.

Key Features

• Self-close spring draws the door shut automatically once it swings within a few degrees of closed.
• 1/2 inch overlay, half-crank arm sets the correct partial-overlay position for doors covering part of the cabinet side.
• 110 degree opening angle gives standard everyday access for kitchen, bath, and casework doors.
• Screw-on mount fastens directly to the cabinet with wood screws, no system holes required.
• Side and height adjustment dials in an even reveal after doors are hung.
• Steel construction in a nickel finish stands up to regular use and coordinates with nickel pulls and knobs.

The Right Hinge for Partial Overlay Work

A 1/2 inch overlay positions the door to cover part of the cabinet side rather than nearly all of it. This geometry is most common on double-door cabinets where two doors share a single center partition, each overlapping about half the stile. It also appears wherever the design calls for a consistent partial reveal around each door. The half-crank arm on this hinge sets that position, and the 35mm cup bores cleanly into the back of the door. The hinge arm then connects to a base plate on the cabinet, ordered separately. Use a Salice-compatible plate matched to your cabinet construction, since plates are brand-specific and not interchangeable across manufacturers.

Nickel Finish on a Steel Frame

The hinge is steel with a nickel finish, a neutral tone that reads well alongside brushed or satin nickel pulls, knobs, and drawer slides. For projects that run a consistent nickel hardware package across the cabinetry, this hinge keeps the visible elements cohesive. The screw-on mount means a mechanical connection directly into the cabinet material rather than relying on pre-drilled system holes, which suits older cabinetry, site-built boxes, and face-frame work where system holes may not be present. After hanging, the side adjustment range of plus 4.5mm or minus 1.5mm and the height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm let you bring doors to a uniform reveal without re-drilling.

Who Reaches for This Hinge

Cabinet installers working on face-frame kitchens often land here when they need a reliable partial-overlay hinge that screws on without requiring a specific boring pattern in the cabinet. It suits remodel work where the boxes are already built and system holes are absent. Designers specifying a full nickel hardware suite can tie this hinge to the rest of the visible hardware for a consistent finish. The self-close spring is the practical, economical choice when the priority is a door that closes on its own rather than a cushioned, damped close. For a project where a quiet, slam-free close matters more, the soft-close Silentia+ version of this series is the appropriate upgrade.

Common Questions

Doors That Close on Their Own, Lined Up in Nickel

Specify this hinge when the job calls for partial-overlay doors that close reliably without touching them, finished in nickel to carry through a coordinated hardware package.