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This Pro Value Series concealed hinge is built specifically for cabinet openings set at a positive 45-degree angle, the geometry used in bay configurations, diagonal corner cabinets, and angled accent pieces where a standard 90-degree hinge will not fit the door-to-cabinet relationship.
A positive 45-degree angled hinge exists because a door hung on a cabinet face that sits at a 45-degree outward angle cannot swing and clear on a straight-arm concealed hinge. The arm geometry here is built to that angle, so the door opens cleanly without binding against the adjacent cabinet side or the diagonal face. This is the hinge for the corner cabinet in a bay kitchen run, the diagonal accent piece in a built-in, or any casework where the designer pushed a cabinet face outward from the standard 90-degree wall plane. The 35mm cup bores into the door in the standard way, and the arm connects to a base plate mounted on the cabinet, which is sold separately. Match the plate to the cabinet type: a frameless wing plate for a box cabinet, or a face-frame plate for a framed build.
The hinge body is steel in a Nickel finish. For a concealed hinge that lives inside the cabinet, the finish matters mainly where it is visible from the interior on open doors, and Nickel reads neutrally against painted, laminated, or natural wood cabinet interiors. The self-close spring is integrated into the hinge, so no separate closer is needed. The spring pulls the door shut once released near closed, which keeps an angled door from sitting ajar on a diagonal face where gravity does not always pull it straight.
Cabinet shops running bay kitchen layouts and designers specifying diagonal corner pieces will find this hinge solves the angle problem without a custom solution. Contractors installing pre-built angled corner cabinets on site can use it on both frameless and face-frame boxes, keeping the hardware order simple. It is a practical pick for projects that need a working, concealed self-close hinge at the 45-degree positive angle without moving to a premium tier. For doors that need a damped, cushioned close rather than a spring pull, a soft-close version of this angle is the right path instead.
No. The base plate mounts to the cabinet and is sold separately. Choose a plate matched to your cabinet construction: frameless wing plates for box cabinets and face-frame plates for framed builds.
It means the cabinet face angles outward from the wall plane by 45 degrees, as in a bay or diagonal corner cabinet. A negative angle hinge handles inward corners like blind corners. This hinge is for the outward configuration only.
No. The arm geometry is built specifically for a 45-degree cabinet face. Putting a standard 90-degree hinge on an angled cabinet would cause the door to bind or fail to clear the adjacent surface.
Hinge count depends on door height and weight. As a general guide, doors up to about 40 inches tall use two hinges and taller doors use three or more. Check the manufacturer load table for the count that matches your specific door.
When the cabinet face is set at a positive 45 degrees, this hinge delivers a clean concealed install and a self-close spring that keeps the door where it belongs, on either a frameless or face-frame build.
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