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This Salice self-close concealed hinge is built for thick-door applications on half overlay doors, covering both face-frame and frameless cabinets in a Titanium finish.
Standard concealed hinges bore a 35mm cup into doors in the 16 to 22mm range. When doors run thicker, the cup geometry changes: this hinge uses a 40mm cup with a 52mm boring pattern, the geometry Salice developed for thick-door series. That larger bore seats cleanly in a thicker door without the arm riding high or the door failing to close flush. The half-crank arm sets the door to a half overlay, the configuration where a single door covers part of the cabinet side or where two doors share one partition and each takes half the overlap. It works on both frameless boxes and face-frame cabinets, so a single specification covers mixed construction on the same job. A matching Salice base plate mounts to the cabinet and the arm screws to it. That plate is sold separately; use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet construction, as plates are brand-specific and not interchangeable with other manufacturers.
The hinge body is steel with a Titanium finish. Where most concealed hinge specifications default to nickel or chrome, Titanium reads as a warmer, slightly darker metallic that coordinates with brushed gold, champagne bronze, and warm-toned pulls and knobs without disappearing into a silver palette. Because this hinge is concealed when the door is closed, the finish matters most at the reveal moment when a door is open, and on any installation where the hinge arm is briefly visible. The screw-on connection is a fixed mechanical joint, appropriate where the priority is a dependable hold over tool-free convenience. Height adjustment of plus or minus 2mm and side adjustment of plus 4.5 and minus 1.5mm let you true up doors after the cabinet is set.
Reach for this hinge when the door stock is thicker than the standard 16 to 22mm window and the overlay is half. It suits custom cabinet shops building with thicker door profiles, furniture makers working in solid wood, and finishing contractors sourcing for a renovation where the existing doors are oversized for standard hardware. The Titanium finish makes it a practical choice when the project's visible hardware runs in a warm metallic family and the installer wants the concealed hardware to match if a door swings open. For doors in the standard thickness range, a standard 35mm cup hinge is the correct pick. For a damped, cushioned close rather than a spring pull, choose the soft-close version of this series.
Thick doors need a larger, deeper cup to seat the hinge correctly. A standard 35mm cup will not sit flush in a thick-door bore, and the arm geometry would be off. The 40mm cup and 52mm boring pattern are specific to this thick-door series.
The 94 degree swing is intentional for thick-door applications. A thick door needs a tighter arc to clear the cabinet front without colliding with it. For everyday access, 94 degrees is fully functional on most cabinets.
Yes. The arm screws to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet, and the plate is sold separately. Use a Salice plate matched to your cabinet type. Plates are brand-specific and will not connect correctly with hardware from other manufacturers.
This hinge is self-close: a spring pulls the door shut over the last few degrees once it is released near closed. Soft-close uses a damper to slow the door so it settles quietly rather than pulling it shut. If a cushioned, quiet close is the goal, select the soft-close version of this series.
This hinge solves the thick-door half overlay install on face-frame and frameless cabinets, and the Titanium finish means the hardware choice holds up visually when a door is open.
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