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This Salice Series 200 pie cut corner hinge brings self-close performance to face-frame and frameless corner cabinets, mounting with pre-attached dowels for a precise, screw-free cup install.
Blind and pie-cut corner cabinets create a specific geometry problem: the door needs to swing without striking the adjacent cabinet face. The 65 degree opening angle on this hinge is the engineering answer to that constraint. It is not a limitation — it is the angle that lets a corner door move correctly within a tight cabinet run. The 35mm cup bores into the door and the dowels press into the pre-drilled holes, securing the cup without screws. The arm then connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, which is ordered separately and matched to your cabinet type and construction.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. In corner applications the hinge is rarely visible when the door is closed, but the finish still matters for consistency when the door is open and the hardware is in view. The 11mm cup depth and 45mm boring pattern fit the standard corner-door boring setup. Side and height adjustment — up to 4.5mm in and 2mm up or down — gives you room to bring corner doors to a square, even reveal after install without removing and redrilling.
This hinge suits shops and contractors running corner cabinets in both frameless and face-frame construction. On a frameless box the arm connects to a Salice wing or straight plate fastened to the cabinet panel. On a face-frame box it pairs with a Salice face-frame plate. Because Salice plates are brand-specific, only Salice plates are compatible — a plate from another brand will not connect to this arm. For volume pie-cut corner work, the dowel mount speeds the door-side install on a CNC or line-bore setup, since there are no cup screws to drive.
The 65 degree opening is by design for corner cabinet doors. A wider swing would send the door into the adjacent cabinet. This is the angle that keeps a pie-cut or blind-corner door moving cleanly in a tight run.
No. This is a self-close hinge: a spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees. The door will close on its own but without a damped, cushioned motion. For a softened close on corner cabinets, look for the Silentia+ soft-close version in this series.
A Salice base plate is required and sold separately. Choose a plate matched to your cabinet construction — frameless or face-frame — and the overlay position you need.
The cup carries pre-attached dowels that press into bored holes in the door, so no cup screws are needed on the door side. It is a common setup for CNC and production environments using a line-bore pattern.
When the corner cabinet is the one that always gets left hanging open, this hinge closes that gap — with the right angle for the geometry and a spring that brings the door home.
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