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This Salice Series 200 Logica hinge is built for overlay doors on cabinets set at a positive 45-degree angle, covering bay-front, diagonal, and angled corner cabinet configurations on both face-frame and frameless boxes. Its 94-degree opening angle is designed to match the geometry of the angled cabinet wall, and its self-close spring draws the door shut automatically.
Standard concealed hinges assume a 90-degree cabinet wall. A bay cabinet, a diagonal corner unit, or an angled accent cabinet sits at a different plane, and a square-geometry hinge will not let the door open or close correctly in that condition. This hinge carries a positive 45-degree cabinet angle built into the arm, so the door travels its full arc without binding against the angled cabinet face. The 94-degree opening is the working angle that the angled geometry produces, and it gives practical access to the interior of a diagonal or bay cabinet without the door fouling the adjacent face.
On the door side, the 35mm cup seats in a bored hole, and the dowel mount presses the cup into pre-bored dowel holes rather than relying on cup screws. On the cabinet side, the arm connects to a Salice base plate, ordered separately. Salice base plates are proprietary to the Salice system, so plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge.
The hinge is steel with a nickel finish. After installation, the height and side adjustment cams let you bring the door into square alignment, important on angled work where the cabinet geometry makes first-pass placement more variable than on a standard box. The self-close spring keeps the door pulled shut without needing a magnetic catch, which simplifies the door setup on a built-in or furniture piece where a catch would complicate the interior fit-out.
Cabinet shops building bay-front kitchens or entertainment centers with diagonal corner sections will find this hinge already specced for that geometry. Custom furniture builders fitting overlay doors on angled display cases or hutch corners will get the same benefit. For face-frame work, it mounts to the stile through a Salice face-frame plate. For frameless construction on the 32mm system, the arm connects to a Salice frameless plate. Either way, the angled arm geometry is what this hinge is sold for. If your cabinet sits at a standard 90-degree wall, a standard Series 200 hinge is the correct choice instead.
The 94-degree opening is a direct result of the 45-degree cabinet angle built into the arm geometry. The hinge is engineered so the door clears the angled cabinet face and opens to a useful working position. This is correct for the application, not a limitation.
Yes. The hinge arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Match the plate to your cabinet type, whether face-frame or frameless, and to your overlay position.
The cup carries pre-installed dowels that press into bored holes in the door rather than using cup screws. Your CNC or boring jig needs to be set for the matching dowel hole positions alongside the 35mm cup bore.
No. Salice plates are specific to the Salice arm engagement. A plate from Blum, Grass, Hettich, or another brand will not connect to this hinge.
No. This is a self-close hinge: the spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees but does not cushion or slow the close. For a damped, quiet close on an angled cabinet, look for the Silentia+ soft-close version in the Series 200 range.
Specify this hinge when the cabinet plan calls for overlay doors on a 45-degree angled front, and you need a self-closing concealed hinge that is built for the geometry rather than forced to work around it.
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