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This Omega National Modern Straight wall hood is a 36-inch decorative wood shell in red oak, designed to mount on the wall above a cooktop and accept a compatible Broan ventilation liner for the air-moving function. The shell ships unfinished so it can be stained or painted to coordinate exactly with the surrounding cabinetry.
The Modern Straight profile is a natural fit in kitchens where the cabinetry is door-forward and unembellished: slab doors, simple shaker, or flat-panel frameless runs. Because the hood reads as a clean rectangular volume, it does not compete with the surrounding cabinets for visual attention. That restraint also makes it adaptable: the same shell can carry a light stain for a warm natural look or a painted finish to match a two-tone kitchen scheme. Red oak's open grain texture telegraphs the wood character even under paint, which suits kitchens where a natural material presence is part of the design intent.
Red oak is a hardwood with a coarse, open grain structure that holds stain evenly when the surface is properly prepared. The shell arrives ready to finish, meaning no factory coating has been applied. That leaves the finishing sequence entirely in the hands of the installer: sanding, staining, sealing, and topcoating can all be chosen to match the kitchen's specific finish spec. The 37-1/2-inch body width is slightly wider than the nominal 36-inch designation, which provides the overlap and visual mass needed to read as a proper hood rather than a narrow insert box. The Broan liner is included in the package, so the structural piece that accepts the ventilator is already part of the assembly.
Cabinet shops finishing a kitchen in red oak or a stain-grade wood with a similar tone will find this shell the straightforward path: one species decision, one finish run, and the hood matches the door and drawer fronts without custom fabrication. Designers specifying a transitional kitchen where the hood needs to register as architectural woodwork rather than an appliance will appreciate the straight, unadorned profile. Contractors sourcing for a renovation where the cooktop is already a 36-inch unit can confirm fit from the overall width and depth before ordering. Because the shell is unfinished, the painting or staining is staged after delivery as part of the normal cabinet finishing workflow.
No. This is the decorative wood enclosure. The Broan liner is included so the ventilation unit has a housing to seat into, but the ventilator that actually moves air is selected and ordered separately to match the cooktop output.
No. The shell is ready-to-finish, meaning it arrives uncoated. Stain, paint, or clear coat is applied by the installer or finisher after delivery as part of the finishing schedule.
The shell is sized for a 36-inch cooktop or range. The overall body width is 37-1/2 inches, which provides the standard overlap on either side of the cooking surface.
No. The liner is the metal housing inside the wood shell that the ventilator mounts into. The liner ships with this shell. The Broan ventilator that powers the airflow is a separate purchase and should be selected based on the cooktop's BTU output and the room's ductwork requirements.
Choose this shell when the kitchen calls for a clean-lined wood hood in red oak that finishes on-site alongside the cabinetry, with the Broan liner already in the box and the ventilator sourced to suit the cooktop.
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