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This Salice thick-door hinge hangs full overlay doors on face-frame and frameless cabinets, with a self-close spring and a screw-on mount, in a Titanium finish suited to contemporary hardware palettes.
Standard concealed hinges are designed for doors in the 16 to 22mm range. When a door exceeds that window, the standard 35mm cup cannot seat properly, and the arm geometry puts the door in the wrong position. This hinge uses a 40mm cup sized for thick-door boring, with arm geometry that accounts for the added mass. The 94 degree opening is the angle thick doors require: the reduced swing keeps the door face clear of the cabinet front as it opens. The 35mm cup bores used on standard hinges do not apply here. Confirm your boring dimensions match the 40mm cup and the 52mm boring pattern before ordering a replacement. The hinge clips to a Salice base plate mounted to the cabinet, sold separately. Plates are Salice-specific and are not interchangeable with plates from other brands.
The hinge is steel with a Titanium finish. In a kitchen or bath where the pulls, knobs, and visible hardware trend toward warm brushed metal tones, the Titanium finish keeps the hinge consistent with that palette even though it will be hidden when the door is closed. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5mm to minus 1.5mm lets you dial in an even reveal across a run of thick doors once the plates are set.
This hinge is the right call when a project combines thick cabinet doors with a full overlay layout on either face-frame or frameless boxes. It suits cabinet shops building out custom thick-door runs, finish carpenters replacing worn hinges on existing thick-door cabinetry, and designers specifying hardware where the finish palette calls for Titanium across the visible metal. For doors in the standard 16 to 22mm thickness range, a standard concealed hinge is the more appropriate choice. This thick-door geometry is for applications where standard hardware simply will not fit.
The 94 degree swing is by design for thick doors. A thick door needs a tighter arc to clear the cabinet front without collision. The reduced angle is the correct engineering for this application, not a shortcoming.
No. The hinge mounts to a Salice base plate that is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction. Plates from other brands will not connect to this hinge.
Self-close uses a spring to pull the door shut over the last few degrees of travel. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the door so it does not slam. This hinge is self-close: it pulls the door shut but does not cushion the close.
This hinge is engineered for thick doors and uses a 40mm cup sized for thick-door boring. On a standard door in the 16 to 22mm range, a standard concealed hinge with a 35mm cup is the correct choice.
When the door is thicker than a standard hinge can handle and the finish palette calls for Titanium, this Salice hinge covers both requirements with the geometry and closing action the application demands.
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