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This Salice 200 Series Logica hinge is built for inset doors on blind corner cabinets, where the door must clear an adjacent cabinet wall as it swings. It works on both face-frame and frameless construction and includes a self-close spring that pulls the door shut automatically.
A blind corner cabinet sits beside another cabinet, and the door has to swing open without hitting it. The 94 degree opening on this hinge is the geometry that makes that clearance work: it is not a limitation, it is the engineered answer to the corner condition. Pair it with an inset door that sits flush inside the opening, and the result is a clean, flush face that clears the adjacent box every time.
The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door in the standard position. The arm then connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately. Use Salice plates: the arm engagement is brand-specific and will not connect to plates from other manufacturers.
The hinge body is plated steel in a Nickel finish. The Logica system clips the arm to the plate without tools, which keeps installs moving across a run of blind corner doors. Once the plate is fixed and the door is hung, the side adjustment of plus 4.5mm and minus 1.5mm, combined with plus or minus 2mm of height adjustment, brings the inset reveal into square without pulling the door off the cabinet.
This is the hinge to reach for when a run of inset cabinetry turns a corner and one door needs to swing free of the adjacent box. It suits face-frame kitchens and bath cabinets built to traditional American styles, as well as frameless European-style boxes in the same corner condition. Cabinet shops and installers working blind corner layouts will find the toolless clip-on speeds up a door type that otherwise slows down an install. For overlay doors in the same blind corner position, a different arm cranking is needed; this hinge is for inset geometry only.
The restricted opening is intentional. In a blind corner layout, a door that swings wider would collide with the adjacent cabinet. The 94 degree angle is the clearance that prevents that, so it is the correct spec for this application, not a shortcoming.
No. The hinge arm clips to a Salice base plate that is sold separately. Choose the plate matched to your cabinet construction and the position you need for the door.
No. This is a self-close hinge: a spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees. It does not cushion or slow the close. For a damped, quiet close, look to the Silentia+ soft-close version of the Salice 200 Series.
This hinge is engineered for the blind corner condition. For a standard inset door that does not need to clear an adjacent cabinet, a full 110 degree opening hinge is the better fit.
Specify this hinge when the design calls for flush inset doors at a blind corner, on face-frame or frameless cabinets, with a self-close spring that keeps doors shut between uses.
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