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The Sugatsune GPH-41HR-G is a free-swinging, screw-on pivot hinge for right-hand glass cabinet doors. It mounts at the upper side of the door and pairs with a corresponding lower pivot to support glass panels up to 27-9/16 inches tall and 17-3/4 inches wide. The Black finish makes the hardware a deliberate part of the look rather than something to hide.
This hinge is the upper mounting point in a two-point pivot installation for glass cabinet doors. The door rotates on a top-and-bottom pivot axis rather than swinging on a side-mounted concealed arm, which suits display cabinets and glass-front uppers where the pivot action and visible hardware are intentional design elements. Because this is the upper side hinge only, the lower pivot is a separate required component. Match it to the same series to ensure the two pivots share the same bore center, glass grip, and finish.
Hardware is fully visible on a glass door, so finish selection matters as much as function. The Black finish on this pivot reads as a design statement against clear or tinted glass, tying the pivot hardware into a dark-accented cabinet or a mixed-metal scheme. Sugatsune's glass hardware is built for consistent finish quality at visible locations, and the screw-on connection holds the pivot firmly against the cabinet frame without flex at the mounting point.
Reach for this pivot on glass-front display cabinets, showcase uppers, and glass-door furniture pieces where a right-hand door mounts to a 3/16-inch glass panel. It suits cabinetmakers and designers specifying glass doors with a deliberate black-hardware palette, and homeowners replacing an existing pivot installation in the same series. Because the hinge is free-swinging, it works well with push-to-open hardware or a separate magnetic catch to keep the door closed. It is not a self-close or soft-close hinge; if a cushioned close is needed, that requires a different configuration.
No. This is the upper side pivot only. A glass door on a pivot axis needs both an upper and a lower pivot. The lower pivot is a separate component and should be matched to this series for consistent fit and finish.
Not without an additional catch. This is a free-swinging hinge with no spring or damper, so the door stays where it is positioned. Add a magnetic catch or push-to-open mechanism to keep it closed.
Confirm the mounting method for the specific installation. If the pivot mounts through a bored hole in the glass, tempered glass is required. If it clamps the glass edge, tempered glass is still recommended for safety in a cabinet application. Follow the glass specification for the project.
No. This is a right-hand hinge. A left-hand version is available separately for installations where the door is hinged on the left.
When the hardware shows, choose it with the same care as the glass. This Black pivot brings a sharp, consistent look to right-hand glass doors while holding them securely on axis.