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The Amerock BP9240SCFR is a full inset concealed hinge for frameless cabinets, with integrated soft-close and screw-on mounting. It is sold as a pair.
Inset doors sit inside the cabinet opening rather than over it, revealing the cabinet face around every edge. The appeal is architectural: the door reads as part of the box, not a panel laid over it. That look depends on the hinge placing the door precisely in the opening, and the full crank arm here does exactly that. The 35mm cup bores into the door back at a standard 45mm bore pattern, and the hinge screws to a base plate on the cabinet, ordered separately. A base plate matched to your frameless cabinet construction completes the installation.
The hinge body is steel with a Nickel finish. Inset work demands precision, and soft-close protects that investment over time. Because the door seats inside the opening with minimal clearance, a hard close risks rattling the door in its gap or denting the reveal over years of use. The integrated damper pulls that out of the equation, settling the door gently every time without adding a separate adapter or catch. The Nickel finish coordinates with cabinet hardware and pulls across the common metallic spectrum.
This hinge is the right call for frameless cabinets with inset doors, where a flush face is the design intent and the build quality supports the tighter tolerances inset work requires. It suits furniture builders and cabinetmakers fitting kitchen, bath, or library runs where the flush, furniture-grade look is the spec. Because the opening angle is 105 degrees rather than the standard 110, plan clearances accordingly: the door swings a few degrees shorter than a standard concealed hinge, which is the correct geometry for an inset application. For doors that overlay the cabinet side instead of sitting inside it, an overlay hinge is the appropriate choice.
No. The hinge clips to a base plate that mounts to the cabinet side, and the plate is sold separately. Choose a plate matched to your frameless cabinet and the door position you need.
The 105 degree angle is the correct geometry for a flush inset door. The door needs to clear its opening as it swings, and 105 degrees is the standard for inset applications across this hinge style.
The right count depends on door height and weight. General guidance is two hinges for doors up to about 40 inches tall, three for taller doors, with more added for heavy doors. Check the manufacturer load table for the exact count for your door.
This hinge is sized and configured for frameless cabinets. For face-frame construction, a face-frame hinge or adapter plate is the appropriate match.
Specify this hinge when the design calls for flush inset doors on frameless cabinets and the close needs to be as clean as the look.