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The Salice 200 Series Rapido pie cut corner hinge brings self-close concealed performance to the blind-corner application, fitting both face-frame and frameless cabinets where two doors meet at an angled corner opening.
A pie cut corner cabinet splits what would be a dead blind corner into two angled door panels, each swinging out along its own diagonal. Getting those panels to open without binding against each other or the adjacent cabinet takes a hinge engineered for the geometry, not a standard swing hinge adapted to the job. This hinge opens to 70 degrees, the angle that gives each pie cut panel the clearance it needs. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door in the same motion as any standard concealed hinge, and the arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately. That plate must be a Salice-compatible plate matched to the cabinet construction; plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. The expanding dowel mounting gives the cup a firm mechanical anchor in the door's dowel holes, which is the right connection for a production or shop environment where consistency across a run of corner cabinets matters. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5 to minus 1.5mm let installers bring the door face to a clean reveal once the cabinet is in place, without removing the door.
Cabinet shops building kitchens with blind-corner base or wall units reach for this hinge when the design calls for pie cut door panels instead of a lazy-susan or a pull-out solution. It suits face-frame and frameless boxes, so it works across both production styles in the same shop. Contractors installing pre-built corner cabinet runs will recognize the Salice 200 Series hardware and the Rapido clip-on arm, which keeps door hanging fast on the job. This is a self-close hinge, meaning a spring pulls the panel shut rather than cushioning it. If the project specifies a damped, quiet close, the Silentia+ soft-close version of this series is the hinge to quote instead.
The 70 degree opening is the design geometry for pie cut corner doors. That restricted swing is what keeps each panel from striking the adjacent cabinet as it opens. It is the correct angle for this application, not a shortcoming.
No. The hinge arm connects to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Use a Salice-compatible plate matched to your cabinet construction. Plates from other brands will not fit this hinge.
The expanding dowel anchors the hinge cup in pre-bored dowel holes in the door rather than relying on cup screws alone. Your boring setup needs to include those dowel holes alongside the standard 35mm cup hole.
The pie cut corner hinge is used on angled pie cut door panels, not on a single blind-corner door. If your cabinet uses a single door that swings past a blind corner, a different hinge geometry applies. This hinge is for two-panel pie cut openings.
Specify this hinge when the design calls for pie cut corner panels that open freely, align cleanly, and close without a push on either face-frame or frameless corner cabinets.
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 |  UBC2PYA99 Mfr# C2PYA99 | Salice Series 200 70° Pie Cut Corner Hinge Self-Closing Screw-On C2PYA99 |