Thick Door Hinge for Half Overlay Face-Frame and Frameless Cabinets

This Salice 200 Series hinge is built for thick cabinet doors that standard hinges cannot seat properly, with a self-close spring and half overlay geometry for both face-frame and frameless cabinet boxes.

Key Features

• Thick door design seats the 35mm cup in doors too deep for a standard-depth hinge, without the cup bottoming out or breaking through.
• Self-close spring draws the door shut over the last few degrees of travel.
• Half overlay, half crank arm positions the door to overlap the cabinet side or stile by a partial amount, including two doors sharing a center partition.
• 94 degree opening angle delivers the clearance that lets a thick door swing free of the cabinet front without binding.
• Screw-on mounting fastens directly to the cabinet side or face-frame stile with wood screws.
• Height and side adjustment dials in an even reveal after the door is hung.

Where the Thick Door Geometry Matters

A standard concealed hinge is designed for doors in the 16 to 22mm range. Push past that window with a thicker slab door, a door with applied molding, or a heavy raised-panel construction, and a standard cup will either not seat fully or will sit too shallow and let the arm foul the cabinet edge. This hinge uses a modified arm geometry that relocates the pivot point to clear the extra door mass. The 94 degree opening angle is the correct engineering for this application: the thick door needs a tighter arc to swing clear of the cabinet front without collision, so the reduced angle is a feature of the design, not a shortcoming. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the hinge screws to a base plate on the cabinet, ordered separately. Match the plate to the Salice 200 Series and to your cabinet construction.

Steel Build with Reliable Spring Action

The hinge body is plated steel in a nickel finish. The self-close spring pulls the door shut once released within the closing arc. This is a spring-pull mechanism, not a soft-close damper, so the door closes firmly rather than gliding in. For thick, heavier doors that benefit from a definite close, the spring action is a practical match. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5mm to minus 1.5mm give enough range to align pairs of doors on a shared partition after the cabinet is set in place.

The Right Hinge for the Job

This hinge suits cabinetmakers and installers working with doors that exceed the standard thickness range, on either frameless box construction or face-frame cabinets. It is a natural fit for furniture-grade case pieces, custom cabinetry with thicker door profiles, and remodels where the existing doors run heavy. The screw-on mounting works with or without 5mm system holes, which makes it a flexible option on site-built cabinets as well as shop-built boxes. For doors in the standard 16 to 22mm range, a standard 200 Series hinge is the correct pick instead.

Common Questions

Thick Doors Hung Square, Closed Reliably

When the door profile goes beyond the standard range, this hinge provides the geometry and spring action to hang it correctly, on face-frame or frameless cabinets, with adjustment to keep every reveal even.