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This Omega National tapered farmhouse chimney is the upper decorative extension for 42-inch wide wall hood shells, bridging the hood body and the ceiling in solid alder wood, ready to finish to match the surrounding cabinetry.
A wood range hood system is built in sections. The hood shell sits at the bottom and frames the ventilation unit. Above it, the chimney fills the vertical run between the hood body and the ceiling, covering the ductwork that connects the ventilator to the exterior. Without the chimney, that gap is an open run of duct. With it, the hood reads as a single tall piece that rises from the cooktop to the ceiling line. This chimney is that upper section, matched to the 42-inch wide Farmhouse series shell so the taper and proportions carry through from bottom to top.
Alder is a practical choice for a painted or stained finish environment. Its grain is tight and consistent, it accepts stain with relatively even uptake, and it takes paint cleanly without the heavy grain-filling work that open-grained species like red oak can require. Because the chimney ships ready-to-finish, the paint or stain is applied on-site after installation, which allows a precise match to whatever finish the rest of the kitchen cabinetry carries. The unfinished surface means the piece needs to be finished before the kitchen is complete, so plan the finishing step into the installation sequence.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying a Farmhouse series Omega National wall hood installation in a 42-inch width reach for this chimney to complete the vertical run. It suits a kitchen where the hood is the focal point of the cooking wall and the goal is a tall, continuous wood element from the cooking surface to the ceiling. Homeowners finishing a custom kitchen remodel with a farmhouse design direction will find the alder species a reliable match for painted cabinetry, where the wood species matters less than a smooth, consistent surface for topcoat. Because the ventilation unit and the main hood shell are separate products, the chimney is ordered alongside those components rather than as a standalone solution.
No. This is the decorative wood chimney section only. The hood shell and the ventilation unit that moves the air are separate products and are ordered independently.
This chimney is designed for the 42-inch wide Farmhouse series wall hood shells from Omega National. Confirm the shell model and series before ordering to make sure the taper profile and dimensions align.
No. The chimney ships ready-to-finish, meaning the wood is bare and prepared to accept stain or paint on site. Finishing it to match the surrounding cabinets is part of the installation process.
Alder has a fine, tight grain that primes and paints smoothly, making it a practical species choice when the finish will be opaque. It holds paint well and does not require extensive grain-filling preparation.
Specify this chimney when the 42-inch Farmhouse wall hood needs its upper section finished in alder, ready to receive the kitchen's paint or stain and close out the run from hood body to ceiling.
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