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This Salice Series 200 blind corner hinge handles the challenging geometry of blind corner cabinets, where a door must clear an adjacent cabinet face without collision. It mounts via pre-installed dowels for a precise, repeatable position on both face-frame and frameless boxes, with a self-close spring that pulls the door shut on its own.
A blind corner cabinet sits where two runs of cabinetry meet at a right angle. The door on that corner box cannot swing fully open because it would collide with the adjacent cabinet. This hinge is engineered for exactly that constraint: the arm geometry limits the opening angle so the door travels only as far as the adjacent face allows. That restricted arc is the design, not a shortcoming. The result is a door that opens far enough for access and closes cleanly every time. The 35mm cup bores into the door, and the arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately. Use Salice plates only; plate fit is brand-specific.
The hinge body is steel in a nickel finish. Dowel mounting means the cup presses into pre-drilled holes rather than relying on cup screws, which tightens position consistency from door to door on a cabinet run. The self-close spring provides a functional close without the damped cushion of a soft-close hinge. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and a side adjustment of plus 4.5 and minus 1.5mm give enough range to square a door after install without pulling it off the cabinet.
Specify this hinge for overlay doors on blind corner cabinets in kitchens, mudrooms, or anywhere two runs of cabinetry meet at an inside corner. It suits face-frame and frameless construction equally, which keeps one SKU covering both box types on a mixed job. Cabinet shops running production lines will appreciate the dowel mount for the speed it brings to high-volume boring and assembly. Homeowners and contractors retrofitting or replacing corner cabinet hardware will find it a direct fit for standard overlay blind corner applications. If a damped, quiet close is the goal rather than a spring pull, look to the soft-close version of this series instead.
The restricted opening is intentional. The hinge limits the door's swing so it stops before hitting the adjacent cabinet face. The exact angle depends on the cabinet configuration, and that limit is what makes the hinge usable in a corner application.
No. Like all concealed Euro hinges, this one requires a separate base plate that mounts to the cabinet. The hinge arm connects to that plate. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction; plates are not interchangeable across brands.
A dowel-mount hinge carries pre-attached dowels that press into bored holes in the door, so no cup screws are needed. A screw-on cup uses screws to fasten the cup body to the door. Dowel mounting is faster in CNC and production settings where the bore pattern is consistent door to door.
Yes. Pair it with the appropriate Salice base plate for your cabinet type. The hinge body is the same; the plate selection is what adapts it to face-frame or frameless construction.
When the corner cabinet is the one that gives installers trouble, this hinge removes the guesswork: the arm geometry handles the clearance, the dowels hold position, and the spring brings the door home every time.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each |  UBC2J6N99AM Mfr# C2J6N99AM | Salice Series 200 110° Overlay Blind Corner Hinge Logica C2J6N99AM | ||||
Sold in: 1 Each |  UBC2P6N99AM Mfr# C2P6N99AM | Salice Series 200 110° Overlay Blind Corner Hinge Self-Closing Screw-On C2P6N99AM |