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This Belwith Keeler concealed hinge is built for inset doors on frameless cabinets, where the door sits flush within the opening rather than overlapping the cabinet side, finished in Polished Nickel to carry a bright, reflective look into every detail of the build.
Inset work is the most demanding overlay configuration in cabinet hardware. The door must clear the opening squarely as it swings and settle back into a tight, even reveal every time it closes. This hinge is built specifically for that application on frameless cabinets, where there is no face frame to provide reference and the door mounts directly to the cabinet side panel. The full crank arm carries the inset geometry, so the door clears the opening without binding, and the self-close spring ensures it returns to the closed position rather than drifting open. A matching base plate mounts to the cabinet side and is sold separately. Use a Belwith Keeler plate matched to this hinge series for a correct fit.
The hinge body is steel, screw-mounted to the cabinet for a solid mechanical connection. The Polished Nickel finish is the right specification when the hardware program runs bright: it pairs with Polished Nickel pulls, knobs, or other visible hardware without the color drift that comes from mixing similar but non-matching finishes. In glass-door or open-shelf frameless applications where the hinge arm may catch light, the finish is a deliberate choice, not a detail that gets hidden. The 13mm cup depth seats the hinge cleanly in a standard 35mm bore.
This is the hinge for designers and cabinet builders specifying flush inset doors on frameless boxes where the hardware finish is part of the design language. Polished Nickel suits transitional and contemporary interiors where chrome-adjacent brightness is the goal and satin or matte hardware would read as a mismatch. For standard doors 16 to 22mm thick, the 35mm cup and 45mm bore pattern fit production boring without special tooling. This is a self-close hinge, so the spring pulls the door shut but does not cushion it. If a damped, quiet close is the priority, a soft-close hinge is the correct specification instead.
No. The hinge clips to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet side, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Belwith Keeler plate matched to this series for a confirmed fit. Plates from other brands are not interchangeable with this hinge.
Self-close uses a spring to draw the door shut over the last few degrees. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the door so it does not slam. This hinge is self-close: the spring pulls the door closed, but does not cushion the contact. For a damped close, choose a soft-close version instead.
The 105 degree opening is the correct geometry for inset doors. The door sits inside the opening, so the swing arc is slightly different from an overlay door. The 105 degree angle is a design fit for this application, not a limitation.
Polished Nickel is a bright, mirror-quality finish that coordinates with other Polished Nickel hardware. It reads differently from Satin Nickel, which is brushed and matte. If your pulls and knobs are Polished Nickel, this hinge matches. If they are Satin Nickel, choose the Satin Nickel variant instead.
Specify this hinge when the design calls for flush inset doors on frameless cabinets and the hardware program runs Polished Nickel throughout.