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This Salice Series 200 hinge mounts flush inset doors on frameless and face-frame cabinets, pairing a 155 degree wide opening arc with integrated Silentia soft-close and a dowel-mount cup that presses into the door without cup screws.
An inset door sits inside the cabinet opening rather than over it, held to a tight, even reveal on all sides. That fit calls for the right arm geometry, and the full crank arm on this hinge delivers the precise inset position the door needs. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately.
Where this hinge earns its place is the 155 degree opening. Most concealed hinges stop at 110 degrees, which is fine for everyday access. At 155 degrees, the door swings back far enough to lie near-parallel with the cabinet side, opening the full width of the interior. For pantries, deep wall cabinets, corner applications, and any box where full clearance matters, that extra swing is what keeps the install from frustrating the end user. The dowel cup presses directly into the boring without cup screws, so on a CNC-drilled door the hinge drops in fast.
The hinge body is plated steel in a nickel finish, a neutral tone that coordinates with chrome, brushed nickel, and satin-metal pulls without competing with them. Because inset work lives on precision, the Silentia soft-close earns its place here: it absorbs the closing force so a tightly fitted door never slams into its own reveal. Over time, that damped close protects both the door edge and the cabinet opening from the wear that repeated impact causes.
Side and height adjustment lets you bring an inset door to an even reveal after the cabinet is hung. The plate-to-cabinet connection is brand-specific, so pair this hinge with a Salice base plate matched to your cabinet construction and the inset position you need.
Reach for this hinge when the project calls for inset doors with wider-than-standard clearance on either frameless or face-frame cabinets. It suits cabinet shops specifying flush furniture-style work, designers who need full access to deep cabinets, and installers running CNC doors who want the dowel-mount cup to speed the bore-and-press workflow. For doors that overlay the cabinet side rather than sitting inside the opening, an overlay hinge in this series is the correct choice instead.
Yes. The hinge arm connects to a Salice base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and the plate is a separate purchase. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet type and the inset door position.
A self-close spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees but does not cushion the contact. Silentia soft-close uses a damper that slows the door so it settles quietly. This hinge damps the close; it does not rely on a spring pull.
An inset door sits flush inside the opening, so the arm must carry the door at a different position than an overlay arm would. Using an overlay hinge on an inset door will push the door too far forward and prevent it from closing cleanly.
The cup carries pre-attached dowels that press into bored holes in the door without cup screws. On CNC-drilled doors with the correct dowel holes already bored, the hinge presses in without additional fasteners on the door side.
This hinge brings three things together on one inset door: the geometry for a flush fit inside the opening, a 155 degree arc for complete interior access, and Silentia soft-close so the door settles without impact every time it closes.
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