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This Hettich Sensys hinge is engineered for thick cabinet doors, delivering full overlay geometry and self-close on both face-frame and frameless cabinets. The 95-degree opening angle is the correct swing for a thick door to clear the cabinet face without binding.
Standard concealed hinges are sized for doors in the 16 to 22mm range. A door thicker than about 22mm needs a hinge whose cup geometry and arm are re-engineered for the added mass and depth. This Sensys hinge handles doors up to 32mm thick, and the 95-degree opening is not a restriction — it is the angle that lets a thick door swing fully open without catching the cabinet frame. That clearance is by design.
The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the dowel mount presses the cup's pre-attached dowels into the bored holes so no cup screws are needed. The hinge arm then connects to a Hettich base plate mounted to the cabinet. That plate is a separate purchase and must be a Hettich plate matched to this series; plates are not interchangeable across brands.
The hinge is steel in a nickel finish, built within Hettich's Sensys platform. The arm provides depth adjustment of plus 3mm or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus or minus 2mm, so doors can be dialed to an even reveal after installation. The Sensys line is Hettich's precision-grade concealed series, and this thick-door variant carries the same adjustment quality as the standard Sensys range. The self-close spring pulls the door shut reliably without the added damping of soft-close; if a cushioned close is the priority, a separate soft-close adapter can be added to this hinge.
Specify this hinge wherever a project uses thick doors and a concealed result is expected. It suits custom cabinet shops building furniture-grade or solid-wood-door casework, designers specifying thick slab fronts, and contractors sourcing for installs where the door stock runs heavy. It works on frameless boxes and on face-frame construction. For standard-thickness doors in the 16 to 22mm range, a standard Sensys hinge is the right fit instead.
The 95-degree opening is the correct geometry for a thick door. The added door depth means the door edge sweeps a wider arc as it opens, and 95 degrees is the angle that clears the cabinet front without the door binding or striking the frame. It is the right spec for this application, not a shortcoming.
Yes. The hinge arm clips to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Hettich plate matched to the Sensys series. Plates are brand-specific and will not connect across brands.
A dowel-mount hinge has pre-attached dowels on the cup that press into bored holes in the door instead of using cup screws. It is standard in CNC and production environments where speed and repeatability matter. The bored hole size must match the hinge dowels.
No. This hinge has a self-close spring that pulls the door shut over the last few degrees of travel. It does not cushion or slow the close. A soft-close adapter can be added separately if a damped close is needed.
When the design calls for thick solid-wood or slab doors and a concealed result, this Sensys hinge delivers the geometry, the adjustment, and the self-close behavior the install requires.
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