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This Pro Value Series blind corner hinge is a self-closing concealed hinge built for corner cabinet doors on both face-frame and frameless cabinets. The self-close spring draws the door shut automatically once released, handling the tricky geometry of a door positioned where two cabinet runs meet.
A blind corner cabinet sits where two cabinet runs meet at a right angle, and one door partially blocks access to the other. The hinge's restricted opening angle is the right engineering for this spot: it limits how far the door swings so it clears the adjacent cabinet without collision. That reduced swing is a design feature here, not a shortcoming. The hinge bores into the door with its concealed cup and connects to a separate base plate mounted to the cabinet side or face-frame stile. The base plate is sold separately, so order the matching plate for your cabinet construction when you specify this hinge.
The hinge body is steel with a Nickel finish, the same neutral tone that coordinates with stainless appliances and brushed hardware across a kitchen or bath. Because it is a concealed hinge, the finish matters most at the cup face visible when the door stands open. The self-close mechanism is integrated into the hinge, so no separate spring or closer is needed on the door.
Specify this hinge on corner base or wall cabinets where the door sits adjacent to a perpendicular run and needs its swing limited. It works on face-frame cabinets with a stile-mounted plate and on frameless boxes with a panel-mounted plate. Cabinet shops fitting out kitchens with blind corner units, contractors rehanging corner doors, and homeowners replacing a corner hinge that has lost its spring will all find this a straightforward fit. If the project calls for a cushioned, damped close rather than a spring pull, look to the soft-close version of this blind corner hinge instead.
No. This hinge connects to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Choose a plate matched to your cabinet type, face-frame or frameless, and to the door position you need.
The restricted opening is intentional. A blind corner door sits next to a perpendicular cabinet, and a full swing would drive the door into the adjacent cabinet face. The reduced angle keeps the door in its lane.
Self-close uses a spring to pull the door shut over the last few degrees of travel. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the door so it does not slam. This hinge is self-close: it pulls the door shut but does not cushion the close.
Yes. This hinge works with both cabinet constructions. The plate you pair it with determines the mount, so choose a face-frame plate or a frameless wing plate to match your box.
This blind corner hinge handles the geometry the rest of your hardware does not have to, keeping corner doors clear of the adjacent run and pulled shut on their own.
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