Salice -45° Negative Angle Hinge 120° Opening - C2ABH99
The Salice C2ABH99 is designed for wooden doors with a negative angled assembly. The hinge has an 11mm deep cup and opens to 120 degrees.
The solution of assembly problems where doors are mounted at a negative angle requires the verification of drilling distances by a practical trial. Please do not hesitate to consult our technical support department for assistance.
Mount Plates must be ordered separately, we recommend the BAR3R range as they have a full range of adjustment once installed.
If you are looking to replace existing hinges or mount plates, you can always send us a photo by clicking this link.
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Salice -45° Negative Angle Hinge 120° Opening - C2ABH99
The Salice C2ABH99 is designed for wooden doors with a negative angled assembly. The hinge has an 11mm deep cup and opens to 120 degrees.
The solution of assembly problems where doors are mounted at a negative angle requires the verification of drilling distances by a practical trial. Please do not hesitate to consult our technical support department for assistance.
Mount Plates must be ordered separately, we recommend the BAR3R range as they have a full range of adjustment once installed.
If you are looking to replace existing hinges or mount plates, you can always send us a photo by clicking this link.
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The Salice C2ABH99 is designed for wooden doors with a negative angled assembly. The hinge has an 11mm deep cup and opens to 120 degrees.
The solution of assembly problems where doors are mounted at a negative angle requires the verification of drilling distances by a practical trial. Please do not hesitate to consult our technical support department for assistance.
Mount Plates must be ordered separately, we recommend the BAR3R range as they have a full range of adjustment once installed.
If you are looking to replace existing hinges or mount plates, you can always send us a photo by clicking this link.
