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This Salice Series 200 Logica hinge is built for cabinet doors on a negative 30 degree inward corner, where a standard hinge arm geometry will not seat correctly. It works on both face-frame and frameless cabinets and mounts to a Salice base plate, sold separately.
A negative angle hinge is not a compromise — it is the correct engineering answer when a cabinet sits at an inward angle and a standard 90 degree hinge would leave the door misaligned or unable to seat properly against the frame. The negative 30 degree geometry here corrects for that cabinet angle so the door closes squarely. The 94 degree opening is intentional: it allows the door to swing clear of the adjacent cabinet face without swinging into it. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately.
The hinge body is steel in a nickel finish. The Logica clip-on arm snaps to the mounted plate without tools, which keeps the install moving on runs of angled corner cabinets. Two-way adjustment handles the fine work: plus or minus 2mm of height and 4.5mm in or 1.5mm out on the side bring each door to an even reveal after everything is set in place. Salice arms use a slide-on motion to engage the plate rather than the snap-on clip found on some other brands, so the installation feel is a slide and lock rather than a clip click.
Cabinet shops and installers handling angled or diagonal corner layouts are the primary buyers here. If a kitchen or bath design includes an inward-angled cabinet section — a common detail in diagonal corner base or wall units — this hinge belongs in the spec. It is practical for both face-frame and frameless construction. For a standard 90 degree cabinet on the same job, use the straight-arm version of this series. And if the project calls for a cushioned, damped close on the angled corner, the Silentia+ soft-close version of this series is the upgrade path.
It describes the angle of the cabinet itself, not the door's opening swing. A negative angle means the cabinet faces inward at 30 degrees from a standard 90 degree wall corner. This hinge is built to seat and close correctly on that geometry.
The 94 degree opening is by design. On an inward-angled corner cabinet, a wider swing would drive the door into the adjacent cabinet face. The restricted angle keeps the door in the clear.
Yes. The hinge arm connects to a Salice base plate that mounts to the cabinet. The plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate — plates are brand-specific and a plate from another brand will not connect to this hinge.
No. This is a self-close hinge: a spring pulls the door shut but does not cushion the close. For a damped, quiet close on an angled corner cabinet, choose the Silentia+ soft-close version of this series.
Specify this hinge when a negative 30 degree inward corner is part of the layout and a standard hinge arm simply will not do the job cleanly.
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