Proper hinge for inset door?

[Patrick Irish]

Wife wanted a desk to hide the auto litter box. I need to attach the door somehow and can’t figure out which hinge. If a hinge is a problem I may just add 4 magnet stops in the corners. The door is pretty light to move.

The door is inset. But, it’s also flush with the trim and NOT the 3/4” panel of the door. I bought a partial wrap barrel hinge and that won’t work because the door is about 9/16” recessed from flush in order for the trim to line up.

Would a 175 degree Blum style work? Nice with those is they it swings out and then away.

https://i.ibb.co/nsMGQSj/5650-DE16-DE70-45-BD-8312-53-A560-B85-E76.jpg (https://ibb.co/GvQ6CjR)
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[johnny means]

Are you saying that the final door thickness will be 1 5/16" thick?

[Patrick Irish]

I guess. 1-5/16 at the top and bottom where there trim is attached to the door.

I think I’m just going to use magnetic catches and magnetic pop in the center top of the door.

My real issue is the floor in the room has a massive hump in it. Giving me issues squaring the door. So I’m gonna figure that out then just use the magnet catches.

[Jamie Buxton]

Look at any interior door in your house. They're thick -- generally 1 3/8". If your cabinet door is 1 5/16" thick where the hinges attach, use knuckle hinges just like your interior doors work.

[Jared Sankovich]

The salice 200 series thick door hinges might work. Ive used them on 1.25" doors and I think they are rated for 35mm (1&3/8") max.

They are only 94 degree opening though.