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This Omega National Modern Straight wall hood is a 36-inch decorative wood shell in maple, supplied ready-to-finish and paired with a liner sized for Broan ventilation. It is the woodwork that frames the cooktop, not the air-moving hardware.
The Modern Straight profile suits kitchens leaning toward a cleaner, more contemporary line: flat planes, minimal ornament, and a silhouette that reads as part of the upper cabinet run rather than a decorative focal point. Because the shell is unfinished maple, the finish is applied after installation, which means the color can be matched precisely to the door style and stain chosen for the rest of the kitchen. Cabinet shops finishing an entire kitchen in one pass will find that approach familiar. Designers specifying for a remodel can call out the finish alongside the cabinet finish spec without a separate paint schedule for the hood.
At 19-3/4 inches deep and 42 inches tall, the shell provides the visual height needed to anchor the space above a standard 36-inch cooktop. The overall width of 37-1/2 inches accounts for the finished surround so the hood reads at scale against the adjacent upper cabinets.
Maple is a close-grain hardwood that accepts stain evenly and holds a painted finish cleanly, which is why it appears across kitchen cabinet lines at every price point. The ready-to-finish state means the shell arrives sanded and prepared for the finisher, not pre-stained or pre-painted. That matters for shops doing custom or semi-custom work: the hood goes through the same finishing process as the doors, and the result is a consistent color match rather than an approximation.
The included liner is matched to Broan ventilation. It is the component that bridges the decorative shell to the ventilator, so the shell, liner, and ventilator work as a coordinated unit. The ventilator that moves the air is selected separately based on the cooktop output and the ducting configuration of the installation.
This shell is the right call for a kitchen where the hood is designed to look like cabinetry rather than an appliance. Cabinet shops building out a contemporary or transitional kitchen in maple will find the species and profile a natural fit. Designers specifying the decorative layer of a new construction or renovation kitchen can pair this shell with the appropriate Broan ventilator for the cooktop, keeping the ventilation spec and the millwork spec in separate line items. Contractors handling the install get a liner already included, which removes one coordination step from the rough-in.
No. This is the decorative maple wood shell with the Broan-compatible liner included. The ventilator that moves air through the hood is a separate purchase and is sized to your cooktop and ducting setup.
The shell arrives ready-to-finish, meaning it is unfinished maple prepared for staining or painting. The finish is applied after delivery, which lets you match it to the cabinet finish used in the rest of the kitchen.
The liner is designed for Broan ventilation, but the specific compatible model depends on the ventilator series and the cooktop size. Cross-reference the Broan compatibility list for this liner size before selecting the ventilator.
This is a wall-mount hood. It installs against the wall above the cooktop, not suspended from the ceiling over an island or peninsula.
Specify this maple shell when the kitchen calls for a contemporary, straight-line hood that finishes to match the cabinetry, backed by a Broan-compatible liner already in the box.
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