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This Salice Series 200 concealed hinge is built for cabinet doors on angled or bay-style cabinets set at a 15-degree outward corner, with a self-close spring and dowel mounting, on both face-frame and frameless cabinets.
A standard cabinet hinge assumes a 90-degree corner. When the cabinet face is angled outward at 15 degrees, a standard hinge will not close the door squarely or let it swing cleanly through the arc. This hinge is engineered for exactly that cabinet angle, so the door hangs flush and swings freely without fighting the geometry of the opening. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door at the standard depth, and the arm connects to a Salice base plate on the cabinet. That plate is ordered separately and must be a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction, face-frame or frameless. Because this is a dowel-mount hinge, the cup presses into pre-bored 8mm dowel holes in the door rather than fastening with cup screws, which speeds the door loading step on a CNC-equipped production line.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5mm and minus 1.5mm give enough range to bring doors on a multi-door angled run to a consistent reveal without shimming or refitting. The self-close spring returns the door reliably each time it is released within the closing arc. This is not a soft-close hinge: the spring pulls the door shut, and there is no damper to cushion the contact. If a quieter, damped close is the goal for an angled application, look to a Silentia-equipped Salice hinge in this series.
Cabinet shops running bay-window cabinet runs, entertainment units with angled faces, or kitchen designs that step out at 15 degrees use this hinge to keep their standard concealed-hinge workflow intact on non-rectangular boxes. It is also a practical choice for architectural millwork and built-in furniture where the design specifies an angled panel. The dowel mount makes it a natural fit for shops already boring doors on a CNC and pressing in hardware before assembly. Contractors replacing hinges on an existing angled cabinet run can match the cabinet angle and bore pattern to restore the original close. The 45mm boring pattern aligns with the standard hole spacing found across most production setups.
No. The arm geometry is set for a 15-degree positive cabinet angle, meaning the cabinet face opens outward at 15 degrees from a standard corner. On a standard 90-degree cabinet, this hinge will not align the door correctly. Use a standard overlay hinge for a 90-degree box.
No. The hinge clips to a Salice base plate that is ordered separately. Choose a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction, face-frame or frameless, and to the door position you need. Plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge.
The 94-degree opening is measured from the closed position. On an angled cabinet, that gives you practical access to the interior without the door swinging past the cabinet structure. It is not a limitation; it is the angle engineered for this application.
Dowel holes can be bored with a drill press and a correctly positioned jig, though CNC setups make the process fastest and most repeatable. The cup itself is still a standard 35mm bore into the door face.
Specify this hinge when the cabinet design calls for a 15-degree outward angle and a dependable self-close, with the dowel-mount speed that keeps production moving.
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