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This Salice Series 200 concealed hinge is built for inset doors on face-frame and frameless cabinets, delivering a wide 165-degree opening arc and a self-open mechanism, finished in nickel.
An inset door sits flush inside the cabinet opening rather than over it, which means the swing geometry has to carry the door clear of the frame before it can open fully. The 165-degree arc on this hinge does exactly that: the door travels far enough back to expose the entire cabinet interior, a practical advantage on corner units, appliance garages, and display cabinets where partial clearance gets in the way. The self-open action pairs naturally with handle-less fronts, releasing the door at a press so there is nothing on the face to interrupt a clean flush look. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the hinge arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately. For production shops running CNC equipment, the dowel mount cup presses straight into pre-bored 8mm dowel holes without cup screws, keeping the line moving.
The hinge is steel in a nickel finish. On an inset installation the hardware sits at the edge of a tight gap, so a consistent finish matters more than it does on an overlay door where the hinge disappears behind the face. Nickel reads as a neutral, professional tone that coordinates across a wide range of door materials and cabinet interiors without drawing attention to the hardware itself. The adjustment range gives you the precision an inset fit demands: small height and side corrections bring every door to an even reveal after the cabinet is set, and the tolerance is tight enough to hold the flush look over time.
This hinge is designed for standard doors up to 15/16 inch thick. It suits cabinet shops, furniture builders, and installers working on face-frame or frameless projects where a flush inset door and a wide clearance arc are both required. The self-open feature is the deciding factor: if the project calls for a passive spring close or a soft-close damper instead, choose the matching Series 200 variant with the closing type the design needs. For projects where the door stays in place without a closing mechanism, a free-swing version is the alternative. This one is purpose-built for push-to-open or handle-less applications where the mechanism drives the door open on demand.
No. The hinge arm clips to a Salice base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction — plates are brand-specific and will not interchange with other manufacturers.
Self-open means the hinge mechanism pushes the door open when it is pressed. It is designed for handle-less fronts where a push-to-open touch releases the door. It does not slam or cushion the close on its own — pair it with a catch or closing mechanism suited to the application.
Soft-close is not offered at this opening angle. Wide-angle hinges at 165 degrees are self-open or free-swinging by design. If the project needs both a wide swing and a damped close, the closest option is a soft-close hinge in the 155-degree range.
This hinge is sized for doors up to 15/16 inch thick, which covers standard cabinet door stock. Doors thicker than that need a thick-door hinge with the appropriate cup depth and arm geometry.
Choose this hinge when the project calls for a flush inset door that opens wide, coordinates with nickel hardware, and works without a visible handle on the face.
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