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This Salice Series 200 concealed hinge brings a 155 degree swing to full overlay doors on face-frame and frameless cabinets, with a self-close spring and a nickel finish suited to production and custom work alike.
A standard concealed hinge opens to 110 degrees, which covers most everyday cabinet use. At 155 degrees, the door swings wide enough to fold back alongside the cabinet side, opening a clear path into corner cabinets, base cabinets beside appliances, and any run where pulling items from the back of a shelf is part of the daily routine. The wide arc is also useful on pantry-style cabinets and tall units where the door would otherwise block reach to shelves near the edge of the opening. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm attaches to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately. That plate is the brand-specific connection point, not interchangeable with plates from other manufacturers.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. Nickel reads as a clean, neutral tone that coordinates with brushed and satin hardware across a kitchen or bath without drawing attention to the hinge itself, which stays concealed behind the door when closed. The dowel attachment on the door side means the cup presses into pre-bored holes rather than relying on cup screws, a detail that speeds up production lines and CNC-routed door runs where all the boring is done before the hinge ever touches the bench. Side adjustment of plus 4.5 mm and minus 1.5 mm, combined with plus or minus 2 mm of height adjustment, covers the fine-tuning needed to bring doors to a consistent gap after installation.
This hinge fits best in production cabinet shops and on commercial projects where wide door clearance is a design requirement, not an afterthought. Frameless box builders and face-frame shops both have a path here, since the hinge serves either construction type with the appropriate Salice plate. The self-close spring is the working choice for projects where cost discipline matters and a damped, cushioned close is not part of the spec. For doors that need a quiet, controlled settle at the end of the swing, the Silentia+ soft-close version of this series is the one to pull instead. Door thickness should fall in the standard 16 to 22 mm range for the 35mm cup to seat correctly.
No. The hinge arm connects to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet side or face-frame stile, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction. Plates are brand-specific and will not connect across manufacturers.
This is a self-close hinge: a spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees so it latches on its own. It does not cushion or slow the closing motion. A soft-close hinge uses a damper to slow the door as it approaches closed. If a quiet, controlled close is part of the spec, the Silentia+ version of this series is the correct choice.
The cup side of the hinge carries pre-attached dowels that press into bored holes in the door rather than using cup screws. This speeds up high-volume production where doors arrive pre-bored from a CNC machine. No screws are needed on the door side.
Yes. This hinge is rated for both face-frame and frameless construction. The cabinet-side connection comes from the Salice plate you choose, so select a plate suited to your cabinet type.
When the job calls for full overlay doors that open wide, close on their own, and install fast across a production run, this Salice Series 200 hinge in nickel is the working answer.
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