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2025-11-05

Concealed Hinge Buying Guide (Soft-Close)|Full Overlay / Half Overlay / Inset|90° / 105° / 165°

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Concealed Hinge Selection Guide (Soft-Close) | Full Overlay / Half Overlay / Inset | 90° / 105° / 155° / 165°

For US/EU/JP procurement and project teams, this guide standardizes hinge naming by overlay type (Full Overlay / Half Overlay / Inset) and maps key specs (opening angle, cup diameter, door thickness) to recommended models for faster selection and quoting.

If the customer is searching for “155° / 165° wide-angle”, jump directly to 155° Section and 165° Section (with a quick comparison table).

1) Overlay Type (Arm Style): How to Choose

Common Term Door Reveal Typical Use Recommended Models
Full Overlay (Straight Arm) Door fully covers cabinet side panel Kitchen / wardrobe / general cabinetry H1066 / H1066SC (90–100°), H1252SC (155°)
Half Overlay (Crank Arm) Two doors share one side panel Double-door cabinets H1066 / H1066SC (90–100°), H1252SC (155°)
Inset (Large Crank) Door sits flush inside cabinet opening Display cabinets / minimalist look / clearance needs H1252SC (155°) / H1241SC (165° Soft-close) / H1230 (165° Standard) / H1228 (165° Raised Plate H=9)

2) How to Choose Opening Angles (All Model Links)

2-1) 155° Wide-Angle: When to Use

When the cabinet includes inner drawers/pull-out baskets and door interference is a concern, 155° wide-angle hinges are often the practical first choice: more clearance and easier access, while still maintaining controlled closing.

Model Angle Cup Mounting Damping Best For
H1252SC ~155° φ35 Clip-on aircraft base Dual-stage soft-close Corner/deep cabinets, inner drawers, pull-out baskets

2-2) 165° Wide-Open: Quick Comparison

Model Soft-close Mounting Base Overlay Options Why It’s Chosen
H1241SC Yes Clip-on 4-hole base Full / Half / Inset Wide-open + quiet closing + faster installation
H1230 No Fixed 4-hole base Full / Half / Inset Stable structure, cost-oriented standard setup
H1228 No Raised plate H=9, fixed 2-hole base Inset (single variant) Extra inset clearance for tight installations

3) Cup Diameter: φ26 / φ35 / φ40

Cup Typical Use Models
φ26 Small/light doors H1066 / H1066SC
φ35 (Mainstream) System cabinets, kitchen/wardrobe doors H1252SC (155°), H1230 (165°)
φ40 Heavy/large doors (recommend soft-close) H1066SC

4) Door Thickness Guidance

Door Thickness (mm) Cup / Boring Depth Notes
12–15 Prefer shallow cup hinges Reduce breakout risk; confirm edge distance & reveal
16–22 Standard φ35 cup; common boring depth ~11–12mm Mainstream system cabinet range
≥23 Prefer soft-close models where applicable Increase hinge quantity; verify screws and mounting strength

5) Do You Need Soft-Close?

Scenario Standard Soft-close
90–100° daily use H1066 H1066SC
155° wide-angle (drawer/basket clearance) H1252SC (Dual-stage)
165° wide-open access H1230 / H1228 H1241SC

6) Glass Door Option

We do not recommend drilling a 35mm cup into glass. Use the clamp-type glass hinge series: H1226SC Series.

7) Why 105° (US Face-Frame) Is Less Common in EU System Cabinets

105° face-frame hinges often require coordinated planning for overlay, boring distance, and mounting base. For EU-style system cabinets, procurement typically standardizes on 90–100° (general), 155° (clearance), or 165° (wide-open).

8) Application Scenarios & Recommendations

Scenario Suggested Angle Models
General kitchen/wardrobe cabinetry 90–100° H1066 / H1066SC
Corner/deep cabinets, inner drawers/pull-out baskets 155° (priority) / 165° (max opening) H1252SC (155°), H1241SC (165°), H1230, H1228

9) Terms & FAQ

  1. What are Full Overlay / Half Overlay / Inset?
    They describe how the door covers the cabinet side panel and match different arm styles.
  2. Which wide-angle hinges are available?
    155°: H1252SC (dual-stage soft-close); 165°: H1241SC / H1230 / H1228.

10) Disclaimer & Compliance Notes

  1. This page is a general selection guide; final approval is subject to sample fitting, drawings, and contract terms.
  2. Dimensions, tolerances, and installation quality affect reveal, gaps, and soft-close feel; follow your jig and SOP.
  3. Finish and color may vary by batch; define appearance and corrosion requirements before ordering if needed.
  4. Mixed metals may cause galvanic corrosion; use matching materials or isolating washers when required.
  5. Any change to arm/base/finish/source is treated as a new item and should be re-validated.
  6. Load rating depends on door size/weight, mounting method, and usage frequency; add safety stops for heavy/high-cycle doors.

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