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This Salice Series 200 Logica hinge is built for cabinet doors that sit at a negative 45 degree inward angle, the geometry found at blind corners and similar angled cabinets, on both face-frame and frameless boxes.
A negative 45 degree hinge is designed for a specific job: hanging a door on a cabinet whose opening faces inward at a 45 degree angle rather than straight out. This is the configuration at a blind-corner cabinet or a diagonal corner unit, where the box is rotated inward to meet the adjacent cabinet run. A standard hinge cannot open the door without it colliding with the cabinet beside it. This hinge is built with the arm geometry to clear that corner and let the door swing free within its 94 degree arc. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, which is ordered separately. The plate and mounting are Salice-specific, so pair this hinge with Salice plates from the same series.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. The 35mm cup seats to a 13.5mm depth, the geometry that anchors the hinge in a standard door without breaking through. After the door is hung, the height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5 to minus 1.5mm bring the door into alignment against the angled cabinet front. For a tightly fitted corner run, that range of movement is what keeps the reveal even across a set of adjacent doors.
Cabinet shops laying out corner kitchens and designers specifying diagonal corner units are the main audience here. The negative 45 degree geometry is not a general-purpose hinge, it is a solution to a specific corner condition, so it is most at home in a shop that encounters blind-corner and angled configurations regularly. The toolless Logica clip speeds up installs when a run of corner cabinets all use this hinge. For doors on standard 90 degree cabinets, an overlay hinge in the same Series 200 line is the right pick instead. The 94 degree opening is the correct angle for this corner geometry: it gives access without the door swinging into the adjoining cabinet.
The arm geometry is built for a cabinet opening that faces inward at 45 degrees. A standard overlay hinge assumes a 90 degree cabinet face, so the arm on a standard hinge would drive the door into the adjacent cabinet at a corner. The negative 45 degree arm clears that corner.
No. This is a self-close hinge: a spring pulls the door shut over the final degrees of travel. It does not cushion the close. For a damped, quiet close, look to the Silentia+ soft-close version in the Salice Series 700 line.
Yes, a base plate is required and sold separately. Use Salice plates matched to this series. Plates are brand-specific, so plates from other manufacturers will not connect to this hinge.
The 94 degree opening is correct for this application. At a negative 45 degree corner, a wider swing would push the door into the neighboring cabinet. The angle is a design fit, not a shortcoming.
When the layout calls for a blind-corner or inward-angled door, this Salice Series 200 Logica hinge provides the geometry, closing action, and fast toolless mounting to keep the install moving.
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