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This Salice Series 200 concealed hinge hangs half overlay doors on face-frame or frameless cabinets and swings to 165 degrees, giving nearly unobstructed access to the cabinet interior on kitchen and storage applications where a wide opening matters.
The 165 degree swing is the defining reason to choose this hinge. On a standard wall cabinet, a door at 165 degrees lies nearly flat against the cabinet side, so nothing blocks a hand reaching in from the side. That range suits cabinets with tall or narrow interiors, corner runs where a folded-back door clears an adjacent panel, and any layout where the extra degrees make day-to-day use easier.
The half crank arm places the door at a half overlay, which is the correct geometry when two doors meet on a single center partition. Each door covers roughly half the partition, leaving an even reveal between them. The 35mm cup bores into the door back, and the arm connects to a Salice base plate fastened to the cabinet. That plate is a separate item and must be a Salice plate matched to this series. Plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge arm.
The hinge body is plated steel. The nickel finish sits in the neutral middle of the hardware spectrum: not as warm as brass, not as graphic as matte black, and easy to coordinate with pulls, knobs, and slide hardware in a wide range of finishes. For a kitchen or bath renovation where the hardware palette is still being locked in, nickel tends to hold well across future changes. The dowel mount keeps the door-side install clean, with no screw heads on the cup face.
Cabinet shops running production on frameless boxes will find the dowel mount speeds up the door boring step, since the cup presses in without cup screws. Contractors doing face-frame work on renovation projects can use the same hinge on either cabinet type, which reduces the number of distinct SKUs to stock. Designers specifying hardware for kitchens where wide-access doors are a priority, such as accessible or universal-design projects, should note the 165 degree range. This is a self-open hinge, so it pushes the door out on release rather than holding it stationary. Doors hung with self-open hinges need a catch or latch to stay closed. For a damped, cushioned close, the Silentia+ soft-close version of this series is the correct choice instead. Standard door thickness for this hinge runs to 15/16 inch maximum.
A self-open hinge pushes the door outward when it is released near the closed position, rather than pulling it shut like a self-close spring. The door will not stay closed on its own, so a catch or magnetic latch is needed to hold it in place.
Yes. It is rated for both cabinet types. Pair it with a Salice base plate suited to your cabinet construction, ordered separately. The plate-to-cabinet mounting and the available adjustment range may differ between the two types.
Yes. The hinge arm connects to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to this series. Plates from other brands are not compatible with this hinge arm.
The dowel mount means the cup carries pre-attached dowels that press into bored holes in the door, so no cup screws are needed on the door side. The door must be bored to the correct 35mm cup diameter and dowel pattern before the hinge is installed.
Specify this hinge when a half overlay layout calls for the widest practical opening and a nickel finish that holds its look across a full hardware package.
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