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This Omega National Artisan range hood is a 42-inch wide decorative wood shell designed to wall-mount above the cooktop and accept a Broan ventilation unit. Supplied paint grade, it arrives finish-ready so the painter or finisher on the job can match it to the surrounding cabinetry.
Paint-grade hoods occupy a specific place in a kitchen project: the cabinetry is being painted, or the finish schedule is not set until the job is farther along, or the painter needs a raw surface to blend seamlessly with the surrounding boxes. A prefinished wood shell in cherry or maple can look out of place in a painted kitchen. A paint-grade shell does not. It takes primer and paint the same way the cabinet faces do, so the hood reads as part of the wall rather than a separate element added later.
At 46 inches tall and 19-7/8 inches deep, the shell has the mass to fill the space above a full-depth range while keeping proportions balanced against standard upper cabinets on either side.
This product is the decorative wood enclosure, not the blower. The Broan-compatible liner ships with the shell and provides the internal housing that a Broan ventilator seats into. The ventilation unit itself, the part that moves air, is a separate purchase sized to the cooktop and the room. Because the liner is already included here, the installation does not require sourcing a compatible liner separately: the shell and liner arrive together, and the ventilator drops in to complete the system.
This is a wall-mount hood. It mounts to the wall surface above the range, not to adjacent cabinetry in a mantel arrangement. Confirm the rough-in dimensions and the Broan ventilator model against the shell size before the install day.
Cabinet painters, finish carpenters, and designers working on all-painted kitchens are the primary audience for this shell. A production cabinet shop that finishes in the field can carry this hood through the same spray or brush schedule as the door and drawer fronts. A designer specifying a white or color-matched kitchen can call out the shell knowing the finish will be exactly what is applied on site, not a factory stain approximating the palette. Contractors coordinating a new build or a full renovation can source the shell early and let the painter take it from there.
The 42-inch width is a common size for ranges and cooktops in the 36-to-42-inch range, where the hood run typically extends slightly beyond the cooking surface on each side.
No. This is the decorative wood shell with the Broan-compatible liner included. The ventilator that moves the air is purchased separately, sized to the cooktop and the ventilation requirements of the space.
None. Paint grade means the shell arrives unfinished and ready to accept primer and paint. There is no factory finish to remove or work around.
Yes. The Broan-compatible liner ships with the shell, so you do not need to source the liner as a separate item.
This is a wall-mount hood. It installs against the wall above the cooking surface. It is not a mantel-style or cabinet-attach design.
When the finish schedule calls for paint and the hood needs to disappear into the cabinetry, a paint-grade shell like this one is the straightforward choice: raw wood, a liner already in the box, and a wall-mount profile sized to a 42-inch run.
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