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This Blum concealed hinge is built for thick doors hung flush inside the cabinet opening, with a self-close spring and dowel-mount installation on both frameless and face-frame cabinets.
Thick doors need geometry that standard hinges cannot deliver. A thicker door bored with a standard cup sits differently in the opening, and without the right arm, it will catch on the cabinet face as it swings. The 95 degree opening on this hinge is not a compromise: it is the correct arc that gives a thick inset door room to travel without collision. The door sits flush inside the opening, framed by an even gap on all sides, which is the precise, furniture-grade look inset work demands.
The 35mm cup bores into the door and the arm connects to a base plate on the cabinet, ordered separately. Pairing this hinge with the correct Blum plate for your cabinet keeps the geometry right and the reveal consistent across a run of doors.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel plating. In inset work the hardware sits close to visible surfaces, so the finish matters: nickel reads as clean and neutral alongside painted, stained, and natural wood interiors. The self-close spring keeps the door from resting open and gives it a definite, settled close without an add-on damper.
Cabinet shops building thick-door inset work are the primary audience. The 42mm boring pattern is worth confirming against your CNC setup before running a full batch, since this hinge does not share the 45mm pattern used on many standard concealed hinges. Installers on remodel projects who are matching or replacing existing thick-door inset hardware will find the dowel mount speeds the door-side install considerably. This hinge suits frameless and face-frame boxes, so it is not limited to one construction style.
For doors in the standard 16 to 22mm thickness range, a standard concealed hinge is the right pick. This hinge is sized for the thicker stock that exceeds that window. For a damped, cushioned close rather than a spring pull, a soft-close version of this series is the alternative to specify.
The 95 degree limit is intentional for thick-door inset applications. A thicker door needs a shorter arc to swing clear of the cabinet face without catching. On a standard-thickness door, a 110 degree hinge handles that clearance easily. On a thick door, 95 degrees is the geometry that makes it work.
Yes. This hinge clips to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Blum plate matched to your cabinet construction. Plates are not interchangeable across brands, so stay within the Blum plate range for this hinge.
A dowel-mount hinge carries pre-attached dowels on the cup that press into bored holes in the door, so no cup screws are needed on the door side. It is a common CNC-production setup that speeds installation when the boring is handled at the machine.
No. This is a self-close hinge: a spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees. It does not cushion or slow the close the way a soft-close damper does. For a damped, quiet close on thick inset doors, look for the soft-close version in this series.
When the design calls for flush inset doors in thick stock, this hinge delivers the geometry, the finish, and the spring close that hold the look over time.
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