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This Salice Series 200 hinge is built for full overlay doors on handle-less cabinet fronts, combining a self-open mechanism with dowel mounting on both face-frame and frameless cabinets, in a nickel finish.
Push-to-open cabinetry skips the pull and relies on the hinge mechanism itself to release the door. This Salice Series 200 hinge carries a self-open mechanism that does exactly that: press the door face, and the hinge pushes it open. That makes it the natural choice for modern, hardware-free kitchen and bath fronts where a clean face is the design goal.
The hinge fits both frameless and face-frame cabinets. The 35mm cup bores into the back of the door, and the dowel mount lets the cup press into pre-bored holes rather than seat with screws, which suits CNC production lines and volume shop work. The hinge arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately. Salice plates are specific to this system, so a plate from another brand will not connect to this hinge.
The hinge is plated steel in a nickel finish. For handle-less installations the hinge hardware stays concealed when the door is closed, so the finish matters most during installation and at the cabinet interior. Nickel holds up under regular use without corroding, and it coordinates with other nickel hardware in the cabinet box. The 94 degree opening angle is by design for this style of hinge: the self-open mechanism works within that swing to release and support the door through the opening arc.
Cabinet shops running handle-less kitchen and bath lines will find this hinge fits their workflow: the dowel mount integrates with CNC boring, and the Salice Series 200 is a familiar, proven platform. Designers specifying a push-to-open scheme on frameless or face-frame boxes can rely on full overlay geometry and consistent reveal. Contractors installing handle-less fronts on a remodel get a hinge that pairs with a standard Salice plate and adjusts on site without swapping parts.
For doors thicker than the 1-3/8 inch maximum, move to a thick-door hinge. For applications that call for a cushioned, damped close rather than a spring-pull self-open, a soft-close version of this series is the right choice instead.
A self-open hinge pushes the door outward when the face is pressed, which is how handle-less push-to-open cabinets work. Self-close is the opposite: a spring pulls the door shut. This hinge opens at a press rather than pulling itself closed.
No. The hinge arm clips to a Salice base plate that mounts to the cabinet side or face frame, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction and the overlay you need.
The cup carries pre-attached dowels that press into bored holes in the door without screws. If your workflow uses CNC boring, the dowel cup drops in cleanly. If your setup uses cup screws instead, look for the screw-on cup version of this hinge.
For push-to-open applications, yes. The 94 degree swing gives clear access to the cabinet interior and is the correct opening angle for this style of self-open hinge. It is not a limitation, it is the designed range for this mechanism.
Specify this Salice hinge when the design calls for handle-less full overlay doors that open at a press, with a nickel finish that holds up in a working cabinet shop or a finished kitchen.
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