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This Salice Series 200 concealed hinge brings full overlay geometry and a self-open mechanism to both face-frame and frameless cabinets, finished in nickel and mounted with a direct screw-on connection.
The self-open mechanism is what sets this hinge apart from a standard self-close or soft-close model. Rather than pulling the door shut, it releases the door outward when the front is pressed, which is what makes handle-less cabinet fronts work. Pair it with a latch or catch that holds the door closed, and the door opens cleanly at a fingertip push. The full overlay geometry means a single door covers nearly the whole cabinet side, leaving the narrow reveal typical of modern frameless kitchens and face-frame cabinets built to a clean, flat look. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm connects to a base plate mounted on the cabinet. That plate is a separate purchase, matched to your cabinet construction and the Salice Series 200 system.
The hinge is steel with a nickel finish, a neutral silver tone that reads as a complement rather than a statement alongside most pulls and knobs. In visible glass-door or open-frame applications, the finish matters; in a fully concealed install, it is simply the finish on the part you see at the arm. The screw-on mount locks the arm to the plate mechanically, which suits builders who want a fixed, non-tool-free connection as a deliberate installation choice. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5mm to minus 1.5mm give you enough range to bring doors on a shared run to an even reveal without re-drilling.
This is the right hinge for handle-less full overlay cabinetry on frameless or face-frame boxes where the design intentionally omits pulls and knobs. Designers specifying a clean, flat-front kitchen will find it useful on any run where the door is meant to pop open at a press. Cabinet shops and contractors building integrated appliance panels or touch-latch doors will recognize the mechanism. Standard doors in the 16 to 22mm range are the target; for doors thicker than 22mm, a thick-door hinge is the better fit. If the project calls for a damped, quiet close rather than a self-open release, look at the Silentia+ soft-close hinges in the Salice Series 200 line instead.
A spring in the hinge pushes the door open when the front is pressed. The door needs a separate catch or latch to stay closed between presses; the hinge alone does not hold it shut.
Yes. This hinge connects to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet type and the Series 200 system. Plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge.
Yes. It works on both. Select the corresponding Salice plate for your cabinet construction, face-frame or frameless, when you order the base plate separately.
Self-open pushes the door outward when pressed, for handle-less fronts. Soft-close slows the door as it closes so it does not slam. They are separate mechanisms serving opposite ends of the door's travel. This hinge is self-open only.
When the design calls for full overlay fronts with no visible pulls and a door that opens at a press, this Salice Series 200 nickel hinge is the mechanical piece that makes it possible.
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