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The Salice Series B CBPQAC9 is a push-to-open concealed hinge for overlay doors on face-frame and frameless cabinets, finished in nickel and designed for handle-less cabinet fronts where a press releases the door instead of a pull.
Push-to-open cabinetry depends on a hinge that stays free-swinging rather than self-closing, because the door needs to release outward at a press rather than resist or snap shut. This hinge is built for exactly that: the push-to-open mechanism lets the door open from a light touch while a separate catch or retaining system keeps it closed between uses. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm connects to a base plate on the cabinet, which is ordered separately and matched to your cabinet construction. For face-frame boxes, use a face-frame plate; for frameless, use a wing or straight plate in the Salice line.
The hinge body is plated steel finished in nickel, a tone that reads as warm silver and coordinates well with brushed nickel pulls, drawer slides, and other visible hardware on a job. On a handle-less design the hinges stay concealed when the doors are closed, but a consistent finish across all hardware in the cabinet interior keeps the fit-and-finish tight when doors open. The screw-on connection to the cabinet side provides a firm mechanical joint that does not rely on a clip or snap engagement, which suits production work where installers want the simplest possible fastening method.
Cabinet shops fitting out handle-less modern kitchens are the primary buyer, particularly where the design spec calls for nickel hardware across pulls, knobs, and hinges. Designers specifying integrated-look cabinetry without visible hardware will find the push-to-open function keeps the front elevation clean. Remodelers working on both face-frame and frameless boxes benefit from a single hinge that covers both cabinet types without switching product lines. This hinge is sized for standard doors in the 16 to 22mm range. Doors outside that window need a different hinge. Because push-to-open is free-swinging by design, this hinge does not pull the door closed on its own, so confirm the installation includes a compatible catch or retaining magnet.
Yes. Push-to-open hinges are free-swinging: the door does not close on its own and does not have a built-in damper. The mechanism releases the door on a press, so you will need a separate catch or magnet to hold the door closed when it is not in use.
A separate base plate is required and sold separately. Use a plate from the Salice line matched to your cabinet type. Plates are brand-specific, so a plate from another manufacturer will not connect to this hinge.
Yes, the hinge itself suits both cabinet types, but you will need the appropriate Salice plate for each construction: a face-frame plate for framed boxes and a frameless plate for European-style boxes.
Hinge count depends on door height, width, and weight. As a general guide, doors up to about 40 inches typically use two hinges and taller doors use three or more. Consult the Salice load table for the exact count based on your door dimensions.
Specify this nickel push-to-open hinge when the design calls for handle-less doors that open at a press, with a finish that ties into the rest of the hardware package.
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