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The Sugatsune J95 Series hinge brings flush inset doors to face-frame and frameless cabinets, including doors up to 1-5/16 inches thick, with a free-swinging action and a clean nickel finish.
An inset door sits inside the cabinet opening rather than over it, framed by a small, even gap on all sides. Getting that look right on a thick door demands a hinge built for the task. The J95 uses a 40mm cup and a 15mm cup depth to seat properly in thick stock where a standard 35mm cup would not have the geometry to work. The 48mm boring pattern sets it apart from 45mm standard hinges, so confirm your boring setup before ordering as a replacement.
The 93 degree opening is correct engineering for this application. A thick inset door needs the reduced swing to clear the cabinet face cleanly without binding, so the angle is a feature of the design, not a constraint. The screw-on mounting goes directly to the cabinet side panel or stile, and a matching base plate is required and sold separately. Plate compatibility is specific to the J95 series, so match within the Sugatsune line.
The hinge is steel with a nickel finish. Nickel reads as a warm, brushed silver tone that sits naturally alongside satin nickel pulls, knobs, and other visible hardware. For cabinetry where the hinge itself will be concealed behind the door, the finish matters most at the hinge arm, which can become visible on wide openings. The steel build keeps the hinge rigid under the load of a thick door, and the 55 lb weight rating per pair provides a clear guide for sizing the number of hinges to your door.
This hinge is built for cabinet makers and installers working with inset doors in thicker-than-standard stock, in frameless or face-frame construction. Furniture makers doing custom built-ins, shop owners producing thick slab-door cabinets, and contractors refreshing older face-frame cabinetry with substantial door material all have reason to reach for this series. Because the hinge is free-swinging, it does not pull the door shut on its own. If the application calls for the door to stay closed, pair it with a separate magnetic catch or ball catch. For projects where a damped, cushioned close is the priority, a soft-close hinge is the different tool for that job.
Yes. The hinge screws to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Use a plate from the Sugatsune J95 series; plates are not interchangeable across brands or series.
The 40mm cup and 15mm depth are sized for doors up to 1-5/16 inches thick. A standard 35mm cup does not have the geometry to seat correctly in thick stock, so the J95 uses the larger bore for a proper fit.
No. Free-swinging means there is no spring or damper. The door holds wherever it is left. Add a magnetic or ball catch if the door needs to stay shut.
The J95 uses a 48mm boring pattern, not the more common 45mm. If you are replacing hinges in existing bored holes, measure your current hole spacing before ordering to confirm the match.
When the job calls for flush inset doors in thick stock on either a face-frame or frameless box, the J95 in nickel gives you the cup geometry, the correct opening angle, and a finish that holds its place in a coordinated hardware scheme.
Sold In: 1 Each
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Sold in: 1 Each |  SLJ95-P6T-BN Mfr# J95-P6T-BN | Sugatsune J95 Hinge Mounting Plate Black Nickel, - J95-P6T-BN |
