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This Salice Series 200 concealed hinge is engineered for cabinet faces set at a 37-degree outward angle, with a self-close spring and dowel mounting, for both face-frame and frameless construction.
Bay cabinets, diagonal corner units, and any run where two cabinet faces meet at an outward angle create a hinge selection problem that a standard straight-arm hinge cannot solve. The arm geometry on this hinge is built specifically for a +37-degree cabinet angle, so the door sits at the correct position relative to the face and opens without binding against the neighboring cabinet. The 94-degree swing is the opening angle that keeps the door clear in that geometry — it is not a restriction but the correct engineering for this application. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door with a standard Forstner bit, and the dowel attachment presses into the door's pre-bored dowel holes for a tool-free door-side connection. The hinge arm then connects to a Salice base plate mounted on the cabinet, ordered as a separate part.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. On a bay or angled run the hinges stay visible at the joint line longer than on a standard cabinet, so a consistent finish across the run matters. The nickel finish coordinates with the hardware palette on most contemporary and transitional kitchens. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5mm to minus 1.5mm let the installer fine-tune the door position after mounting, which is especially useful on angled runs where small gaps between panels are harder to correct at the door stage.
Custom cabinet shops building diagonal corner units or bay-style kitchen runs are the primary buyer. Designers specifying angled cabinet configurations can note this hinge for face-frame or frameless carcasses without changing the plate strategy. Contractors sourcing for a remodel that includes a peninsula or angled island end panel will find the dowel mount speeds the door-hanging stage on production quantities. This hinge is for interior cabinetry. For doors thicker than about 22mm, a thick-door version of the series is the correct choice rather than this standard 35mm cup.
The arm is built for a cabinet face set at a 37-degree outward angle. A standard straight-arm hinge seats against a 90-degree face; on an angled cabinet it will not align correctly. This hinge corrects for that angle at the geometry level.
No. On an angled cabinet, the 94-degree swing is the angle that lets the door clear the adjacent panel without hitting it. It is the right opening for this geometry, not a shortcoming.
A Salice base plate, ordered separately. Plates are brand-specific, so plates from other manufacturers will not connect to this hinge. Match the plate to your cabinet construction — face-frame or frameless — and to the overlay position you need.
The cup carries pre-mounted dowels that press into bored holes in the door, eliminating the cup screws. It speeds up door hanging on production runs where doors are pre-bored on a CNC or line-bore machine.
When the cabinet run calls for a 37-degree outward face, this hinge brings the geometry, the self-close spring, and the dowel-mount speed together in one part — so the angled doors go up correctly and close on their own.
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