65-Degree Swing and Pie-Cut Fit

This Grass Tiomos pie-cut corner hinge is built for the angled door panels of pie-cut corner cabinets, delivering a self-closing concealed hinge in the Tiomos platform for face-frame and frameless installations.

Key Features

• 65-degree opening angle matches the geometry of a pie-cut corner door, allowing the door to clear the adjacent cabinet without collision.
• Self-close spring draws the door shut over the final degrees of travel for hands-free closing.
• Dowel mount presses the cup into pre-bored dowel holes in the door for a screw-free, production-ready installation.
• 42mm boring pattern aligns with the Tiomos plate system; confirm your boring before ordering.
• Three-way adjustment provides height, depth, and side movement to dial in the reveal after hanging.
• Works on face-frame and frameless cabinets when paired with the matching Grass Tiomos base plate, sold separately.

Built Around the Pie-Cut Corner

A pie-cut corner cabinet presents a narrow, angled door panel rather than a full-width door. That geometry requires a hinge engineered for the reduced swing: the 65-degree opening angle here is not a limitation but the precise engineering that lets the door open without striking the neighboring cabinet. Standard hinges open to 110 degrees and would drive the door straight into an adjacent box. This hinge stops at 65 degrees because that is exactly what the application demands. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the dowel mount presses into the door's pre-bored dowel holes so cup screws are not needed, which suits shops running CNC-bored doors. The hinge arm then clips to a Grass Tiomos base plate mounted on the cabinet, ordered separately as its own SKU. Because plates are Tiomos-specific, pair this hinge only with Grass Tiomos plates.

Steel Construction and a Nickel Finish

The hinge is plated steel in a Nickel finish. It handles door stock up to 24mm thick, which covers standard and slightly thicker doors common in face-frame construction. The three-way adjustment, plus or minus 2 to 3mm in each axis, is enough to bring a pie-cut door to an even reveal after hanging, accounting for the accumulated tolerances that show up at an angled opening. Self-close is a spring mechanism: it pulls the door closed but does not cushion the close. For a damped, quiet finish, the soft-close version of the Tiomos pie-cut hinge is the correct choice.

Right for Corner Work, Both Cabinet Styles

This hinge belongs on pie-cut corner cabinets in kitchen and bath layouts where two runs of cabinetry meet and the corner gets a dedicated angled door. It suits cabinet shops doing CNC production runs, thanks to the dowel mount and the Tiomos platform's snap-on plate engagement, and it works for contractors and designers specifying face-frame or frameless boxes. If the corner cabinet uses a blind-corner door or a full-swing standard door, a different hinge geometry applies. This is specifically the pie-cut tool.

Common Questions

The Hinge That Finishes the Corner

Specify this hinge when the design calls for a concealed, self-closing solution on pie-cut corner doors, on either cabinet construction style, with a dowel mount ready for production boring.