Salice Push-To-Open Glass Door Hinge For Clean Fronts

Salice push-to-open glass door hinge gives glass cabinet doors push-to-open functionality, so doors open with a push instead of a pull handle. The hinge is designed specifically for glass doors, so it supports common glass-front cabinet layouts where a clean, uninterrupted look is important. No drilling of the glass is required, so the glass panel keeps its strength and avoids time-consuming glass machining. The 110 degree opening angle lets the door swing wide enough for comfortable access to cabinet interiors while helping the door clear adjacent fronts in typical frameless layouts. Being a Salice America product with manufacturer part number CBGQAC9 ties it directly to the Salice system, so it fits into established Salice workflows on the job. As a glass door hinge within the Salice Series 200 family, it aligns with common Salice hardware setups used in many cabinet shops.

Glass Door Hinge Details That Support Workflow

• Hinge for glass doors is purpose-built for glass panels, so it fits typical glass door applications on display cabinets and upper units without adapting standard wood-door hardware.
• No drilling of the glass is required, so the hinge installs on the glass using the designed clamping interface and allows glass to stay unperforated during fabrication.
• Possible fixing inset distance on the door (K) from 0 to 22 mm gives a usable range for setting the glass position relative to the cabinet side, which helps align reveals across multiple doors.
• 110 degree opening angle lets doors open wide for access while remaining controlled, which works well in rows of cabinets and helps keep hardware within expected swing limits.
• Compatibility with all traditional Series 200 mounting plates connects the hinge to existing Series 200 plate inventories on site, so shops can stay with familiar plates in their system.
• Compatibility with all Domi snap-on mounting plates allows use of Domi plates where snap-on removal is preferred, supporting quicker hanging and adjustment of glass doors.

Installation And Adjustment For Glass Door Alignment

This Salice push-to-open glass door hinge offers compensated side adjustment from -1.5 mm to +4.5 mm, so the installer can shift the door sideways on the cabinet to line up gaps and create even reveals. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2 mm lets the hinge move the door up or down, which helps stack doors and match adjacent cabinet lines. Depth adjustment with Series 200 mounting plates of +2.8 mm allows the door to move closer to or further from the cabinet front, which is useful for tuning overlay or door-to-face alignment. Depth adjustment with Domi snap-on mounting plates from -0.5 mm to +2.8 mm provides similar front-to-back tuning when Domi plates are used, so the installer can keep consistent reveals across mixed runs.

Using This Glass Door Hinge In Cabinet Projects

Where This Salice Glass Door Hinge Fits Best

The hinge for glass doors is suited to cabinets using glass fronts where no drilling of the glass is required, so it works in projects that specify unperforated glass for appearance or structural reasons. The possible fixing inset distance on the door (K) from 0 to 22 mm lets the same hinge serve different overlay or inset layouts, which is useful across a run that mixes cabinet widths or interior hardware. Its 110 degree opening capability suits typical frameless cabinet designs, so doors open far enough for access without swinging excessively into walkways or against adjacent units. As a glass door hinge within the Salice Series 200 group, it slots into cabinet lines already using Series 200 mounting plates, helping keep hinge types consistent between glass and wood doors on the same job.

Why The Adjustment Range Supports Repeatable Results

The compensated side adjustment from -1.5 mm to +4.5 mm on this glass door hinge provides a built-in way to correct minor drilling or layout variation, so doors can be fine-tuned after mounting rather than relying only on plate placement. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2 mm means installers can bring door tops and bottoms into line, which is especially important when multiple glass doors sit in a continuous row. Depth adjustment with Series 200 mounting plates of +2.8 mm gives room to adjust the door plane forward, so the glass front can be aligned with adjacent fronts or trims during final fit-out. With Domi snap-on mounting plates, depth adjustment from -0.5 mm to +2.8 mm adds both a small negative and positive range, so the hinge can correct doors that sit slightly proud or recessed. An anti-sliding safety stop is built into the hinge, which helps hold the glass in position under normal use and reduces the chance of glass movement affecting alignment over time.

Common Questions About Salice CBGQAC9 Glass Hinges

Choose This Hinge For No-Drill Glass Door Runs

Use the Salice push-to-open glass door hinge when a glass door needs push-to-open action and no drilling of the glass is required, so the door remains clean-faced. Its 110 degree opening, 0 to 22 mm inset range, and multi-axis adjustment give practical control over how the door sits and moves. Compatibility with Series 200 and Domi snap-on mounting plates ties directly into established Salice layouts, so glass fronts can be integrated into existing cabinet programs with familiar hardware behavior.