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This Salice Series 200 Logica hinge hangs full overlay doors with a 165 degree opening swing, self-close spring action, and toolless Logica mounting on both frameless and face-frame cabinets, finished in nickel-plated steel.
Most concealed hinges open to 110 degrees, which works fine for everyday reach. At 165 degrees, this hinge takes the door nearly out of the picture, swinging it back close to the cabinet side so the opening is not interrupted by the door edge. That matters in appliance garages, pantry pull-outs, and any run where a door that hangs into the work zone causes a problem. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door in the standard way, and the arm connects to a Salice base plate on the cabinet, which is a separate purchase. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction and the overlay you need.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish, a neutral tone that reads cleanly in both bright and warm cabinet interiors. Nickel sits between chrome and brass on the finish spectrum, making it an easy coordinate with stainless hardware and brushed pulls. For shops running high volumes, the Logica toolless clip means door hanging moves faster: the arm seats on the plate without picking up a screwdriver, and the side and height cams dial in the reveal in the same step. The self-close spring is the closing mechanism here, a proven, economical choice that pulls the door home without the added cost of a damper.
Specify this hinge when the design calls for a full overlay door that needs to swing well past 110 degrees, on either a frameless or face-frame cabinet. Pantry cabinets, tall utility runs, and appliance bays all benefit from the extra swing. It also suits renovation work where tight quarters or adjacent appliances mean the door needs to get out of the way fast. This is a self-close hinge, not a soft-close hinge: the spring draws the door shut with authority rather than easing it closed quietly. If the project calls for a cushioned, damped close, the Silentia+ soft-close version of this series is the right choice instead. For doors that need standard 110 degree access, a narrower-angle hinge in this same series will serve the run.
Self-close uses a spring to pull the door shut over the last few degrees. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the door so it settles quietly. This hinge is self-close: the door will close on its own but without cushioning. For a damped, quiet close, choose the Silentia+ version of this series.
No. The arm clips to a separate Salice base plate that mounts to the cabinet side or stile. The plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet type and the overlay position you need.
Yes. This hinge is rated for both frameless and face-frame cabinets. Pair it with the appropriate Salice face-frame plate for your stile width and overlay.
Standard kitchen cabinets typically use 110 degree hinges for everyday reach. The 165 degree hinge is the right call when you need the door to swing clear of the opening, such as in pantry runs, appliance bays, or tight-access areas where a door hanging into the space causes problems.
This hinge delivers the extra opening angle that puts doors fully out of the way, with nickel-plated steel that coordinates with a wide range of hardware and a toolless install that keeps the job moving.
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