Salice 110 ° Push-To-Open Glass Door Hinge Screw-On CBGQAC9

Push-to-Open Convenience and a Clean Glass Front

The Salice CBGQAC9 is a screw-on glass door hinge with built-in push-to-open action, designed for handleless glass cabinet fronts that open with a press. It opens to 110 degrees and mounts to the cabinet by screwing on directly.

Key Features

• Push-to-open mechanism releases the glass door when pressed, so no handle or pull is needed.
• 110-degree opening angle gives full, everyday access to cabinet contents.
• Screw-on mounting fastens the hinge directly to the cabinet side without a separate base plate.
• Glass-door design attaches to the glass panel rather than a wood door bore.
• Salice PUSH system provides the touch-release action that keeps the front face clear of hardware.

Handle-Free Doors That Open on Contact

Push-to-open is the right choice when the design calls for a completely clean glass front. A light press on the door activates the release mechanism and the door swings open to 110 degrees, giving full access to the cabinet. There is no pull to interrupt the glass, and no reach-around needed. This approach works well on display cabinets, glass-front uppers, and any built-in where a handle would break the sightline. Because the mechanism is integrated into the hinge, the glass panel itself stays uncluttered.

A Screw-On Mount That Stands on Its Own

This hinge uses a screw-on connection to the cabinet, which means it fastens directly without requiring a clip-on base plate purchased separately. That simplifies the parts list on a glass-front project. On the glass side, the hinge attaches to the panel using the hardware included with the hinge. The glass must be within the hinge's accepted thickness range for the clamping hardware to seat correctly. Because this is a Salice product within the PUSH system, the touch-release mechanism and the hinge are one integrated unit, not an adapter added to a free-swinging hinge.

Where This Hinge Belongs

Cabinet shops and designers specifying handleless glass-front cabinetry will reach for this hinge when the aesthetic goal is an uninterrupted glass surface. It fits glass display cabinets in kitchens and living spaces, glass-front upper cabinets where pulls would read as visual noise, and showcase pieces where the contents are part of the room. Contractors installing modern, hardware-free fronts will find the screw-on mount straightforward to set. Homeowners renovating toward a handle-free look get the same push-release function without adding a separate touch-open catch to the door.

Frequently Asked Questions

A Glass Front That Opens Without a Handle

For handle-free cabinet designs built around glass doors, this Salice push-to-open hinge brings the release mechanism, the 110-degree swing, and a screw-on mount together in one part.