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This Salice concealed hinge delivers a free-swinging inset mount on thick-door cabinets in a nickel finish, fitting both face-frame and frameless construction with a screw-on connection to a separately ordered base plate.
Inset installation means the door lives inside the cabinet opening rather than over it, with a small, even gap framing all four edges. This hinge carries the geometry to hold that position on thick doors, where the added material depth changes the arm clearance and cup requirements. The 40mm cup bores into the door and the hinge arm connects to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, ordered separately. The 94 degree opening is the right angle for this combination: a thick door needs a tighter swing to clear the cabinet front cleanly, and this hinge is built to that spec. For doors outside the thick-door range, a standard 35mm cup hinge is the more appropriate choice.
The hinge body is steel with a nickel finish. Nickel reads as a warm neutral, sitting between chrome and brass without committing to either, which makes it a practical match when the visible hardware across a kitchen or bath already runs in a brushed or satin nickel family. Because this is a free-swinging hinge, there is no integrated damper or spring mechanism to service over time. The screw-on mount fastens directly and holds without a quick-disconnect clip, so the connection stays as set.
This hinge suits cabinetmakers and installers working with thick inset doors on face-frame or frameless boxes where the hardware finish needs to coordinate with the visible pulls and knobs on the job. It is a natural fit for furniture-grade cabinets, built-ins, and specialty millwork where flush doors are part of the design intent. Free-swinging motion works well in push-to-open setups or wherever a soft-close or self-close mechanism would conflict with the door's function. Keep in mind that a free-swinging door does not stay closed on its own and will need a catch or magnet to hold it shut. For projects calling for a cushioned close or a spring pull, a Silentia+ soft-close or self-close variant in this series is the right direction.
The 94 degree opening is the engineered angle for a thick inset door. The added door thickness reduces the swing needed to clear the cabinet front without the door hitting the frame, so the restricted angle is the correct spec for this application, not a limitation.
No. The hinge arm connects to a Salice base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and that plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction and door position.
No. Free-swinging means no spring and no damper, so the door stays where you leave it. You will need a separate catch or magnet to keep it closed.
No. Salice plates are brand-specific and the arm connection is not interchangeable with other manufacturers' plates. Stay within the Salice plate range for this hinge.
Specify this hinge when thick inset doors, a coordinated nickel finish, and free-swinging motion are all on the same job, on face-frame or frameless boxes.
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