Salice Series 200 Concealed Hinge in Nickel for Half Overlay Doors

This Salice Series 200 free-swinging concealed hinge mounts half overlay doors on both face-frame and frameless cabinets, opening to 120 degrees with dowel-mount installation and a nickel finish.

Key Features

• 120 degree opening angle swings the door wide for clear, unobstructed access to cabinet contents.
• Free-swinging motion keeps the door at whatever position it is left, making it the right match for push-to-open and handle-less systems.
• Half overlay, half crank arm positions two doors neatly on a shared center partition or sets a partial overlay on a single door.
• Dowel-mount attachment presses pre-mounted dowels into the door's bored holes for a fast, screw-free cup installation.
• Nickel finish on steel coordinates with other nickel hardware across the cabinet run.
• Height and side adjustment lets you dial in an even reveal after the doors are hung.

Wide-Swing Access on Partial Overlay Doors

The 120 degree opening is the defining reason to choose this hinge over a standard 110 degree version. That extra swing clears the cabinet front completely, so nothing blocks access when the door is fully open. It suits cabinets where a wider swing matters: pantry-style boxes, appliance garages, or any run where the adjacent wall or adjacent door still leaves room for the wider arc. The half crank arm sets the door at a partial overlay, covering part of the cabinet side, which is the geometry used when two doors share a single center partition or when the design calls for a visible reveal between the door edge and the frame.

The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the hinge connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet. That plate is a separate purchase and must be a Salice-compatible plate. The arm slides onto the plate and locks with a set screw, a screwdriver connection rather than a tool-free clip, which is how Salice's standard mounting works on this series.

Steel Construction and a Nickel Finish That Coordinates

The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. On cabinets where the hinge is occasionally visible, such as open-frame face-frame cabinetry or units without full overlay doors, the nickel finish reads cleanly and coordinates with nickel pulls, knobs, and slides on the same run. The nickel variant is a natural fit when the broader hardware specification is in a cool, brushed metal family. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5mm and minus 1.5mm handle the small alignment corrections that come with any install, keeping the reveal consistent across a door run without re-boring.

Where This Hinge Belongs

This is the right call when a project needs a free-swinging hinge, specifically for handle-less cabinetry paired with a push-to-open mechanism, or for any application where the door should stay put at whatever angle it is opened rather than spring back on its own. Because it is free-swinging, it does not pull the door shut and will not hold a door closed without a separate catch or magnetic latch. Cabinet shops and contractors specifying handle-less kitchens or touch-latch systems will recognize this as the pairing hinge for those setups. It works on both frameless boxes and face-frame cabinets, making it a single SKU that covers both construction types in a mixed job.

Common Questions

The Right Hinge for Wide-Swing, Handle-Less Cabinetry

Specify this hinge when the design calls for a 120 degree swing, a partial overlay, and a free-swinging action that works in step with a push-to-open system, finished in nickel to match the rest of the hardware.