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This Salice Series 200 concealed hinge opens full overlay cabinet doors to 155 degrees, giving nearly flat access to cabinet contents on both frameless and face-frame cabinets. Its self-close spring pulls the door shut automatically, and the screw-on mount fastens directly to the cabinet without a clip-on plate system.
Standard concealed hinges open to 110 degrees, which covers most everyday cabinet use. A 155 degree hinge is the right call where the door needs to swing nearly flat: base cabinets in a corner run where a fully open door would otherwise block access to the adjacent cabinet, tall pantry doors that need to stay out of the way in a narrow kitchen, or furniture pieces and media cabinets where the opened door should disappear from view. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door in the standard position, and the arm mounts to a separate base plate on the cabinet, ordered separately and matched to your cabinet construction. Because this hinge uses screw-on mounting, it fastens directly with wood screws rather than pressing into system holes, making it a straightforward fit on solid face-frame stiles and on frameless boxes that may not have pre-drilled 5mm system holes.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. On a wide-angle hinge that will be exercised daily through its full 155 degree arc, the steel construction holds its geometry through years of repeated cycling. The nickel finish coordinates with the broad range of cabinet hardware that ships in nickel, keeping the hinge visually consistent on face-frame work where the arm may be briefly visible as the door opens. This is a self-close hinge, not a soft-close hinge: the spring mechanism draws the door shut but does not cushion or slow the close. For projects where a damped, quiet close is required, the soft-close version of this series is the correct specification.
Cabinet shops building corner runs, tall pantry units, or appliance garages will find the 155 degree opening useful where a standard swing would leave the door blocking the workspace. The screw-on mount suits renovators working on existing face-frame cabinets that do not have the system holes a tool-free plate requires, and it works equally well on new frameless boxes. Designers specifying hardware for a kitchen renovation can call out this hinge where the layout demands maximum door swing without moving to a lift or bi-fold solution. The 45mm boring pattern matches standard CNC setups, so cabinet shops can bore these doors on the same program as their standard concealed hinges and simply swap in the wide-angle hinge at assembly.
Yes. The arm mounts to a base plate that fastens to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet type, as Salice plates are not interchangeable with other brands.
A 155 degree opening swings the door nearly flat alongside the cabinet, clearing the full interior width. This matters most in corner runs, tight galley kitchens, and tall cabinets where a door at 110 degrees would still partially block access or the adjacent cabinet face.
Self-close. The spring pulls the door shut automatically but does not slow or cushion the close. If you need a damped, quiet close, choose the soft-close version of this series instead. Note that soft-close is not available at the widest opening angles; 155 degrees is at the upper limit where soft-close is offered, so confirm the specific soft-close variant before specifying it.
Stile width determines whether the screw-on plate fits cleanly. Narrow stiles, typically under 1 inch, can limit plate placement options. Check the Salice plate dimensions against your stile width before ordering.
Specify this hinge where the layout calls for a door that opens all the way back and closes on its own, in a nickel finish that ties into the rest of the hardware package.
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