Nickel Angled Cabinet Hinge for Inset Doors on 90-Degree Bays

This Hettich Sensys hinge is built for inset cabinet doors on cabinets set at a 90-degree outward angle, with Silent System soft-close and toolless arm engagement on both face-frame and frameless boxes.

Key Features

• +90-degree cabinet angle fits doors on outward-angled bay and corner cabinet configurations where a standard straight hinge will not work.
• Inset geometry with full crank arm seats the door flush inside the cabinet opening with an even reveal on all sides.
• Silent System soft-close damps the door over the final degrees of travel so it settles without impact.
• 95-degree opening angle provides the controlled swing that lets an inset door clear the angled cabinet face cleanly.
• Toolless arm engagement clips the hinge to the base plate without a screwdriver for fast door hanging and removal.
• Door thickness range of 15 to 28mm covers thin panels through thick solid-wood doors in a single hinge.

The Right Hinge for Angled Bays With Flush Inset Doors

A standard concealed hinge is engineered for a cabinet at a right angle to the wall. On a bay cabinet or a cabinet set at a 90-degree outward turn, that geometry no longer works and the door cannot sit square in its opening. This hinge carries the +90-degree angle built into its arm, so an inset door hangs flush in the opening without any improvised shimming or forced adjustment. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door in the standard way, and the hinge arm connects to a separate Hettich base plate mounted to the cabinet, which is sold separately. That combination produces a flush, even-reveal result on a cabinet face that is not perpendicular to the adjacent run.

Sensys Build and Nickel Finish

The hinge is steel in a nickel finish, consistent with the Sensys line's standard for kitchen and bath installations where the hardware may be visible during door handling. Silent System soft-close is integrated into the hinge body rather than added on, so there is no separate damper to source or clip on. Depth adjustment of plus 3mm and minus 2mm, together with side adjustment of plus or minus 2mm, means the door can be dialed to an even reveal after mounting even when boring positions are not perfectly centered. Hettich cross plates, sold separately, provide additional height adjustment from a single plate.

Where This Hinge Belongs

Specify this hinge on face-frame or frameless cabinets with an outward 90-degree angle, where the door is fitted inset. The 95-degree opening is the correct swing for this geometry: it lets the door clear the cabinet face and the adjacent cabinet wall without overswing that would cause a collision at the corner. Cabinet shops designing bay kitchens, designers specifying angled cabinet runs, and contractors installing pre-built angled boxes all reach for an angle-specific hinge here. For a standard non-angled cabinet, a straight Sensys hinge is the right choice. For a deeper inset or a different cabinet angle, confirm the arm geometry before ordering.

Common Questions

An Angled Bay Done Right, Door Flush and Quiet

When the cabinet is set at a 90-degree outward angle and the door needs to sit flush inside it, this Sensys hinge delivers the geometry, the soft-close, and the adjustment to get the result square and keep it there.