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This Sugatsune self-close glass door hinge mounts an inset glass cabinet door with a screw-on connection and draws the door shut automatically, finished in Gold to show as a deliberate design detail on visible glass hardware.
This hinge is the right choice when you want an inset glass door to close by itself without a separate magnetic catch or push to seat it. The self-close spring takes over once the door swings within the closing range, pulling it flush and holding it there. That closing behavior matters most on display cabinets and glass-front uppers where an open door reads as careless, and where the Gold hardware is part of the visual story rather than something to hide.
The 20 to 70 degree opening range is intentional for cabinet doors that open enough to reach inside without swinging wide. For full-clearance wide-angle access, a different hinge type is the correct fit for that job.
Because the hardware sits exposed on a glass door, the finish is a selection decision as much as the function is. Gold pairs with warm wood tones, brass pulls, and traditional or transitional interiors where a chrome or satin nickel hinge would read as mismatched. Sugatsune's hardware finishes are applied to precision-manufactured components, so the Gold here aligns with other Gold-finish pieces from the same line rather than reading as a different shade of warm metal at close range.
The hinge body measures 2-1/8 in long by 2-1/16 in wide, keeping the footprint compact on a glass panel without looking undersized against the door.
This hinge belongs on inset glass cabinet doors in display cases, bookcase cabinets, hutches, and glass-front upper cabinets where the hardware finish is coordinated with the rest of the visible hardware in the space. Cabinet shops building furniture-grade pieces with Gold-finish pulls and knobs will find this hinge keeps the hardware story consistent. Designers specifying kitchen or bar cabinet glass uppers in a transitional or traditional Gold palette have a production-quality option here that reads correctly at finished-installation scale.
The door size limits of 35-7/16 in tall by 25-9/16 in wide govern what this hinge can carry. Stay within those limits for correct function and safe hold.
Self-close. The spring pulls the door shut once it enters the closing arc. It does not use a damper, so the door closes with spring tension rather than a cushioned, slowed motion. For a damped close on a glass door, look for a hinge with integrated soft-close.
This hinge uses screw-on mounting rather than boring through the glass, so the glass does not need to be tempered purely for the mounting method. That said, always follow the glass specification the project calls for, and consult your glass supplier if there is any question about the panel material.
No. Sugatsune glass door hinges in this line are self-contained and screw directly to the glass and the cabinet. No separate base plate is required.
It is sized for glass panels up to 5/16 in thick. Match your glass to that spec before ordering.
No. This model is an inset hinge, positioning the door flush within the opening. For full-overlay glass door applications, select the overlay variant in this line.
When the finish is part of the design intent and the door needs to close itself, this Sugatsune Gold self-close inset glass door hinge delivers both without compromise.