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The Sugatsune GH-456C/CR is a free-swinging, screw-on overlay glass door hinge finished in Chrome, designed for glass cabinet doors up to 33 lb on overlay applications where a built-in catch keeps the door positioned when closed.
This hinge is built for glass cabinet doors that sit in front of the opening — overlay configuration — and it attaches to the glass at a 5/16-inch panel thickness. Because it is a screw-on design, the hinge body goes directly to the cabinet frame stile or side, and no separate mounting plate is ordered or stocked alongside it. The integrated catch is the detail that separates this model from a plain free-swinging hinge: when the door swings closed, the catch engages and holds it without a separate latch mechanism. That keeps the front of a glass display cabinet clean.
Free-swinging means the door stays wherever it is left. There is no self-closing spring to pull it shut and no damper to slow it. If an application calls for a door that closes and stays closed on its own, a self-closing hinge is the right tool; this one relies on the integrated catch alone to hold the door at close.
Hardware on a glass door is in full view, so finish selection here is a design decision as much as a functional one. Chrome reads bright and reflective, pairing naturally with polished or contemporary metal accents. Sugatsune's hardware line is built to close tolerances, and the Chrome finish on this hinge is consistent enough to coordinate with other visible hardware in a run of glass-front cabinets. Match this finish to pulls, knobs, or other exposed hardware on the same piece.
Reach for this hinge on display cases, glass-front upper cabinets, and showcase furniture where the door overlays the opening and Chrome hardware suits the design. It works for both residential and light commercial display applications within the 33 lb door weight limit. Designers specifying a handle-less or minimal-hardware front will find the integrated catch useful: it reduces the hardware count on the door face while still keeping the glass door securely closed. Cabinet shops fitting out a run of glass-door uppers can install this hinge without sourcing a companion plate, which simplifies the order.
No. The screw-on design fastens directly to the cabinet frame. No separate base plate is needed or used with this hinge.
This hinge is designed for 5/16-inch glass panels. Confirm your glass thickness matches before ordering.
No. This is a free-swinging hinge, so the door stays wherever it is positioned. The integrated catch holds it when you push it to closed, but there is no spring to pull it shut automatically. For self-closing action, look at the self-close models in this line.
This hinge is a screw-on overlay design that mounts to the cabinet frame, not through the glass. Follow the glass specification your design or local code requires; the hinge mounting itself does not drill into the glass.
No. This model is configured for overlay applications. Sugatsune offers separate inset-geometry models in the same line for doors that sit flush inside the opening.
This hinge gives a glass overlay door a Chrome finish, an integrated catch, and a direct-screw install with nothing extra to source — right for display cabinets where the hardware is part of the look.