The Salice Tilt Up is a compact lift system for upward-opening wooden flap doors. This version is designed for recessed assembly into the counter side panel, allowing the mechanism to sit neatly within the cabinet side for a more discreet and integrated appearance.

With a slim 12mm mechanism thickness, Tilt Up is ideal for modern cabinet designs where clean lines and minimal visible hardware are required. The system provides controlled decelerated closing, adjustable spring strength and 3-way door adjustment, making it easy to achieve accurate alignment and smooth movement.

Key Features

• For upward-opening wooden flap doors
• Recessed assembly into the counter side panel
• Compact concealed mechanism
• 12mm mechanism thickness
• Suitable for door thicknesses from 18mm to 30mm
• 15mm machining depth required on the door
• 80° opening with limiter fitted
• 95° opening with limiter disengaged
• Decelerated closing for controlled movement
• Adjustable spring strength
• 3-way door adjustment for precise door alignment
• Suitable for side panel fixing
• Available in Nickel-plated or Titanium system finishes

Technical Information

The Salice Tilt Up system is suitable for wooden flap doors with upward opening and side panel fixing. It can be used for external, recessed or flush-mounted applications. This listing is for the recessed assembly in the counter side panel version.

Door thickness must be between 18mm and 30mm, with 15mm machining depth required on the door.

The recessed assembly requires machining into the counter side panel and should be checked against the Salice technical drawings before ordering or installation.

Kit Contents

The Tilt Up system pack includes:

• 1 right-hand system
• 1 left-hand system
• Fixing screws

Adjustment

• Spring strength adjustment
• Decelerating force adjustment
• Height adjustment: ±2mm
• Sideways adjustment: ±1.2mm
• Depth adjustment: 0mm to +3mm

Please note: Spring strength should be selected according to the door height and weight using the Salice strength charts. Always check the required machining and cabinet dimensions before ordering to ensure the system is suitable for your application.