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This Belwith Keeler concealed hinge brings a Polished Nickel finish to full overlay frameless cabinets, with self-close and a generous 165-degree opening angle that swings the door nearly flat for maximum interior access.
A 165-degree opening is the defining spec on this hinge. Where a standard 110-degree hinge leaves the door at a right angle, this one swings the door back almost parallel to the cabinet side, which matters most at corner cabinets, accessible kitchens, appliance garages, and any run where clear reach into the box is a design priority. The straight arm places the door at a full overlay, so a single door covers the cabinet side with only a narrow gap at the edge. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door at the standard depth and registers cleanly on the 45mm bore pattern. A matching Belwith base plate, sold separately, mounts to the cabinet side and receives the hinge arm. Plates are brand-specific, so pair this hinge with Belwith plates for a correct fit.
The hinge body is steel finished in Polished Nickel, a bright, reflective surface that reads as a natural companion to chrome faucets, brushed-nickel pulls, and warm-toned decorative hardware in transitional settings. Because the hinge is concealed when the door is closed, the finish is most visible at open cabinet moments, on glass-front uppers, or where an open-concept layout puts the inside of the cabinet in view. For projects specifying consistent hardware finishes across pulls, knobs, and hinges, the Polished Nickel here is a clean match without requiring a custom finish. The self-close spring means the door moves and closes on its own, so the finish is not under the stress of repeated slamming.
This hinge is built for frameless cabinets with standard 16 to 22mm doors where the wide opening angle adds real functional value: accessible kitchens, corner uppers, appliance-garage fronts, and bath vanities where clear reach into the box matters. It is also the right call on projects where the hardware finish plan calls for Polished Nickel throughout and the hinge needs to match. Designers specifying visible hardware packages and cabinet shops building accessible or open-plan kitchens will find the combination of wide swing and bright finish covers a lot of ground in one SKU. This is a self-close hinge, not a soft-close: the spring pulls the door to latch, but does not cushion the final contact. For a damped, quiet close, a soft-close version is the alternative to consider.
No. The hinge clips to a base plate that is sold separately. Use Belwith plates matched to this hinge series. Plates are brand-specific and will not interchange with other brands.
At 110 degrees the door sits roughly at a right angle to the cabinet. At 165 degrees it swings back almost parallel to the cabinet side, giving you nearly unobstructed reach into the full depth of the box. The difference is most noticeable on corner cabinets and accessible layouts.
No. Self-close uses a spring to pull the door shut over the last few degrees so it latches on its own. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the door so it settles quietly. This hinge is self-close: it will latch the door but does not cushion the close.
It is sized for doors up to 3/4 inch (about 19mm) thick. For doors outside that range, a different hinge series is needed.
Specify this hinge when the project calls for the widest practical opening angle, a Polished Nickel finish that holds its own in a coordinated hardware plan, and the reliability of a self-close spring that keeps every door latched without a second thought.
