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The EPCO 510-BN is a screw-on, free-swinging glass door hinge in a Brushed Nickel finish, sized for glass panels between 3/16 and 1/4 inch thick. It mounts directly to the glass and the cabinet without a separate base plate, making it a straightforward choice for display cabinets and glass-front uppers where a warm, satin tone complements the surrounding hardware.
This hinge is designed for glass cabinet doors in the 3/16 to 1/4 inch thickness range, including standard display-cabinet inserts, glass-front upper doors, and showcase fronts. Because the motion is free-swinging, the door holds its position wherever it is left open. That behavior suits push-to-open or touch-latch applications where a self-closing spring would work against the opening mechanism. For installations where the door should pull itself shut automatically, a self-closing glass hinge is the right choice instead. If you need the door to close with a cushioned, damped action, look for a soft-close glass hinge option.
The Brushed Nickel finish is part of the design in a glass door application because the hinge is fully visible against the panel. Brushed Nickel reads as a warm, low-sheen satin tone that coordinates well in kitchens and display spaces where the hardware palette leans toward Satin Nickel, Stainless, or similar soft-silver finishes. The metal body is compact enough to stay in proportion on a narrow glass door without drawing attention away from the cabinet interior. Mounting is direct screw-on to both the glass and the cabinet surface, with no intermediate plate in the assembly.
Cabinet shops building display uppers with glass inserts, designers coordinating a hardware finish across a kitchen or bar area, and homeowners replacing worn glass door hardware all find this hinge a practical fit. The Brushed Nickel finish is especially useful when the project already specifies satin-tone knobs or pulls and a consistent metal color across every visible piece of hardware matters. The compact size suits standard residential upper cabinet glass doors as well as smaller showcase or hutch fronts.
No. The 510-BN is a screw-on hinge that attaches directly to the glass and the cabinet. No base plate is needed.
No. This hinge is sized for glass between 3/16 and 1/4 inch thick. A panel thinner than 3/16 inch falls outside the range and will not clamp or mount correctly.
It means the door stays wherever you leave it. There is no spring to pull it closed and no damper to slow it. If you want the door to close on its own, you need a self-closing glass hinge. If you want it to close softly, look for a soft-close option.
Brushed Nickel has a warm, low-sheen satin tone that minimizes fingerprints and blends with Satin Nickel pulls and knobs. Polished Chrome is brighter and higher-contrast. If your other hardware is matte or satin, Brushed Nickel is typically the closer match.
When the hardware palette calls for a satin, warm-silver tone and the doors are glass, the 510-BN puts the right finish and the right motion in one straightforward hinge.
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