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This Salice Series 200 hinge mounts half overlay doors on both face-frame and frameless cabinets, using a dowel cup attachment and a self-open spring mechanism that pulls the door clear of the opening on release.
Half overlay is the door geometry for partial-overlap applications: two doors sharing one center partition, each covering half of it. The half crank arm on this hinge positions the door at that partial overlay, leaving a consistent reveal where the doors meet and at the cabinet edges. It works on frameless boxes and face-frame cabinets alike, so it suits a mixed shop running both construction types.
The self-open function sets this hinge apart from a standard self-close version. Where a self-close spring pulls the door shut, the self-open spring pushes it open when pressed. That makes this the right hinge for handle-less fronts using a touch-latch or push-to-open catch, where pressing the door is the release action. A base plate matched to this hinge mounts to the cabinet side and the hinge arm connects to it; that plate is sold separately.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish, a practical neutral that does not compete with decorative hardware visible elsewhere in the space. The dowel cup attachment eliminates cup screws from the door-side installation, which suits CNC and production workflows where the door arrives at the line already bored with 8mm dowel holes. Side adjustment of plus 4.5mm and minus 1.5mm, combined with plus or minus 2mm of height adjustment, gives enough range to square up doors after the cabinet is set and fastened.
Cabinet shops running production work in frameless or face-frame will find the dowel mount efficient when doors are CNC-bored ahead of installation. Designers specifying handle-less fronts on partial-overlay layouts need the self-open behavior to make the push-release action work. Contractors who see both frameless and face-frame jobs on the same project can carry one hinge and apply it to either box type. For a cushioned, damped close instead of a spring-open action, the Silentia+ soft-close version of this series is the right alternative. Plates are Salice-specific and should be matched to this series when ordering.
A self-open hinge uses a spring to push the door open when pressed. A self-close hinge uses a spring to pull the door shut. Self-open is the mechanism for touch-latch and push-to-open setups, where pressing the closed door is the trigger to open it. It is not a damped or soft-close action.
Yes. The hinge arm connects to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet side, and that plate is a separate purchase. Use a Salice plate matched to this series; plates are brand-specific and will not connect across brands.
The cup carries pre-attached dowels that press into bored holes in the door. The door needs to be bored for both the 35mm cup hole and the matching dowel holes before the hinge is fitted. No cup screws are used on the door side.
No. The half crank arm is built for half overlay geometry. For a full overlay door, a straight arm hinge is the correct choice.
When the layout calls for handle-less, push-to-open doors at a partial overlay on either frameless or face-frame cabinets, this hinge provides the spring action and geometry to make it work cleanly.
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