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Hinges and Stays
Concealed Hinges

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→ Opening Angle – What are your options? → Closing Method – What are your options?
94° Self-Closing
> Often used on an end panel against a wall or another cabinet > The standard hinge for the industry, the spring in the hinge arm
to restrict the opening holds the door shut
> For increased reduction of opening angle
> Many pocket door systems use this hinge Free-Swinging
> Commonly used for thick door applications with narrow stiles
> Use where appliances or where cabinet depths limit opening > Does not have an internal spring
angle > Typically used with touch latches – partial opening
> Angle reduction clips reduce angle further to 86°
Silentia+
94° Thick Door > This type of hinge will keep the door from slamming and provide
> For thick doors with narrow stiles a nice soft closing action
> Less concern of drilling through coping detail > It is important to note that this type of hinge requires a deeper
> Possible tab distance 3–9 mm (1/4"–11/32") on square edged than normal hole in the door, precise drilling depth for optimal
door; larger tabs on door with front edge detail performance
> Doors up to 35 mm (1 1/4") thick
> Overlays up to 24 mm (15/16") PUSH
> This type of hinge combined with the proper latch, will allow
105° the door to open automatically when it is pressed
> The spring is reversed to push the door completely open,
> Shallow 8 mm (5/16") deep cup
> Used for unusually thin door applications 10 mm (3/8") rather than hold it shut
> Non-dowelled > It must always be used in combination with a PUSH latch
> Gap between door: .2 mm on a 10 mm (3/8") door > Touch latch
2.3 mm on a 19 mm (3/4") door
→ Mounting Method - What are your options?
110°
> The standard opening angle for a concealed hinge and is the Screw
most commonly used
> Drill a 35 mm (1 3/8") hole in the door and attach hinge with
120° (2) #6 wood screws
> Often used in kitchen applications, it allows for greater access Dowel
into the cabinet
> Commercial specs > Drill a 35 mm (1 3/8") hole and and (2) 8 mm (5/16") holes,
this is the most common application in the industry
155° > The hinge would then be pressed into the door using a hinge
machine or rubber mallet
> Zero protrusion on full overlay (0, 2 mm mounting plates) > The dowels are not removable once they are inserted
> Commonly used with pull-out/roll-out shelves > The hinge can only be removed by backing the screws out
9 > Available in thin and thick door applications of the dowels
> Available in Silentia+
Rapido
165°
> Drill a 35 mm (1 3/8") hole and and (2) 8 mm (5/16") holes
> Allows for the most access into the cabinet > The hinge is attached by turning 2 locking dowels 1/2 turn (180º)
Hinges and Stays 180º 180º Dimensional data not binding. Dimensions in mm, inches are approximate. We reserve the right to alter specifications without notice.
> These are also referred to as Wide Angle Hinges
with hand screwdriver
> Zero protrusion on full overlay with max. 2 mm mounting plates
> Requires a Pozi Drive #2 screwdriver

Installation Removal
Logica
> This is a completely tool-less method of attachment
> Drill a standard 35 mm (1 3/8") hole and (2) 8 mm (5/16") holes
> The hinge is attached by special expansion dowels in the 8 mm
(5/16") holes that spread apart when the cover cap is snapped
Cover open Cover closed down
Place the hinge in the Close the cover with finger > Thinnest lid profile in the market
pre-bored holes. pressure until it snaps
locking it closed.

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