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This Salice Series 200 concealed hinge hangs inset doors on frameless and face-frame cabinets and opens to 165 degrees, with a self-open mechanism that pushes the door into motion at the touch of a finger. The hinge screws directly to the cabinet and pairs with a Salice base plate, sold separately.
An inset door sits inside the cabinet opening rather than over it, and that flush fit makes access angle matter more. At 165 degrees, this hinge swings the door nearly parallel to the cabinet side, so nothing obstructs reaching in from the side or front. That range suits cabinets mounted at counter height, in corner runs where an adjacent wall is close, or anywhere a homeowner or installer needs the door completely out of the way during use.
The self-open feature pairs well with handle-less inset fronts. A light press on the door face releases it, and the mechanism pushes it outward into an open position. No latch, no pull hardware, and no grip needed. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door; the arm then connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, which is ordered separately. Plates are Salice-specific and not interchangeable with other brands.
The hinge body is plated steel with a nickel finish. Nickel reads neutral against most door and cabinet colors, which is why it tends to be the default spec in mixed-finish projects or in spaces where the hardware catches occasional light. The side adjustment of plus 4.5mm and minus 1.5mm, along with plus-or-minus 2mm of height adjustment, means the inset reveal can be dialed in after hanging without loosening the plate.
This is the right hinge when a project calls for flush inset doors, a very wide opening angle, and a push-to-open release on either frameless or face-frame cabinets. It suits cabinet shops building furniture-style pieces, designers specifying handle-less kitchens with tight tolerances, and contractors fitting out rooms where cabinet doors need to clear fully and stay out of the way. For a standard 110-degree swing or a door that overlays the cabinet side, a different hinge in this series is the better match. Inset fitting demands careful door sizing, so the 165-degree swing is most useful when the door is precisely fitted to begin with.
The self-open mechanism pushes the door outward when pressed. It does not function as a retaining catch on its own, so a separate magnetic or touch-release catch is typically needed to keep an inset door closed between uses.
No. This hinge connects to a Salice base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction. Plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge.
Yes. The hinge is designed for both frameless and face-frame cabinets. The plate selection and mounting position will differ between the two, so choose the Salice plate suited to your cabinet type.
An inset door sits inside the opening with a small gap on all sides rather than over it, so tolerances are tighter. A door that is even a few millimeters oversized will bind; undersized and the reveal looks uneven. The built-in adjustment helps, but the starting fit needs to be close.
When the project calls for flush inset doors that open wide, close cleanly, and release at a touch, this Salice Series 200 hinge in nickel covers all three requirements on a single SKU.
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