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This Salice free-swinging overlay hinge is built for thick cabinet doors on face-frame and frameless cabinets, finished in nickel and mounted with a direct screw-on connection.
Thick cabinet doors, typically those running beyond the standard 16 to 22mm range, need a hinge engineered to match. The 40mm cup seats in a larger bore than a standard hinge can accommodate, and the arm geometry is shaped specifically for the extra material. The 94 degree opening is the correct swing for this application: it is the angle that allows a thick door to open freely without the door edge catching the cabinet face. This is not a limitation to work around; it is what the hinge is designed to do.
The free-swinging design carries no spring or built-in damper, so the door stays wherever it is placed. That makes this hinge the natural choice when a push-to-open mechanism is in the plan, or when a magnetic catch or latch will hold the door closed. The 52mm boring pattern and 40mm cup set a precise installation requirement, so confirm the door's bore before ordering. The hinge arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, sold separately. Plates are Salice-specific and not interchangeable with other brands.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. On a thick-door application, where the door carries more mass and the hinge works under greater load, a steel body is the practical baseline. The nickel finish blends into most residential and commercial interior hardware palettes without calling attention to itself. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5mm to minus 1.5mm let you dial in the door position and even the reveal after the plates are set.
Cabinet shops building or replacing thick-door overlays on either frameless boxes or face-frame construction will find this hinge covers both cabinet types cleanly. Designers specifying handle-less fronts with push-to-open mechanics need a free-swinging hinge, and this one is sized and finished for that work. Contractors replacing hinges on existing thick-door installs should confirm the door's 40mm bore and 52mm boring pattern before pulling the old hardware. For standard-thickness doors in the 16 to 22mm range, a standard 35mm cup hinge is the correct selection instead.
The 94 degree opening is intentional. Thick doors need a reduced swing so the door edge clears the cabinet front without binding. It is the correct angle for this door thickness, not a shortcoming.
Free-swinging means there is no spring to pull the door shut and no damper to slow it. The door stays open at whatever angle you leave it. You will need a magnetic catch, a latch, or a push-to-open mechanism to keep the door closed.
No. The hinge arm connects to a Salice base plate that is sold separately. Use Salice plates matched to your cabinet construction. Plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge.
This hinge is free-swinging with no built-in damping. A soft-close adapter may be an option depending on the Salice series compatibility, but confirm the specific adapter fits this hinge before purchasing one.
Specify this hinge when the job calls for thick overlay doors, a free-swinging action, and hardware finished in nickel that coordinates across the cabinet run.
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