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This Salice Series 200 angled hinge is built for cabinet openings set at a 15 degree outward angle from the wall, handling a geometry that a standard straight-arm hinge cannot serve. It works on both face-frame and frameless cabinets and closes the door with a self-close spring.
Bay cabinets, diagonal corner units, and any carcass that sits at an angle to the wall rather than flush against it create a problem for standard hinges: the door cannot swing freely at the geometry it needs. This hinge is engineered for a +15 degree outward cabinet angle, so the arm geometry already accounts for the offset between the door and the cabinet face. The 35mm cup bores into the door in the usual way, and the arm screws to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet. That plate is a separate purchase and must be a Salice plate matched to this series and to your cabinet construction. Plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge.
The 94 degree opening angle is the right number for this application. An angled cabinet places the door differently than a straight box, and 94 degrees delivers the practical swing that lets the door clear the opening without conflict. This is not a reduced-angle shortcoming — it is the correct geometry for the job.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. Screw-on mounting means the arm locks to the plate with screws rather than clipping, which is a firm, tool-requiring connection suited to a production or replacement environment where tool-free removal is not a priority. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5mm to minus 1.5mm give enough range to bring doors on an angled run to a consistent reveal after hanging.
Cabinet shops building angled bay or corner layouts, millworkers specifying diagonal cabinet runs, and contractors replacing worn hardware on an existing angled cabinet are the buyers who need this part. Because the cabinet angle is a fixed design decision, the hinge angle must match it exactly. If the cabinet is a straight box, a standard concealed hinge is the right pick. This hinge is for the 15 degree outward angle specifically. For doors that need a damped, cushioned close rather than a spring pull, the Silentia+ soft-close version of this series is the alternative to specify.
A standard hinge is built for a cabinet that sits at 90 degrees to the wall. This one is engineered for a cabinet face angled 15 degrees outward, so the arm geometry compensates for that offset. Using a straight-arm hinge on an angled cabinet will cause the door to bind or sit crooked.
Yes. The hinge arm screws to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to this series and to your cabinet type. Plates from other brands are not compatible with this hinge.
Yes. Because the cabinet face is already angled outward 15 degrees, the effective clearance is greater than the 94 degree swing suggests. This angle is the correct engineering for the application, not a restriction.
It is not the right choice for a straight box. The arm geometry is calibrated for a 15 degree cabinet angle. On a standard 90 degree cabinet, the door position will be off. Use a standard concealed hinge for straight cabinet runs.
When the cabinet angle is already decided, the hinge has to match it. This Series 200 hinge brings the geometry, the self-close spring, and the adjustment range needed to hang doors cleanly on a 15 degree angled cabinet and keep them aligned.
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