Omega National 30"W Maple Classic Series Wall Mount Range Hood, Broan Compatible Liner Included - R70302SMB1MUF1

Maple Construction And Broan-Ready Fit

This Omega National Classic Series range hood is a 30-inch wide decorative wood shell in maple, built to wall-mount above a cooktop and finished on-site to coordinate with the surrounding cabinetry. A Broan-compatible liner is included so the ventilation side of the installation has a clear starting point.

Key Features

• Maple wood construction in the Classic Series canopy profile, ready to accept stain or paint after delivery.
• 30 inches wide and 24 inches tall in a wall-mount configuration designed for above-the-range installation.
• Broan-compatible liner included so the shell is pre-matched to a ventilation system family from the start.
• Unfinished and ready-to-finish so color, stain, and sheen can be matched to the kitchen at the job site.
• Wall-mount position suited to installations above a freestanding range or built-in cooktop against a wall.

A Canopy Hood That Finishes With the Kitchen

The Classic Series canopy profile is a clean, structured form that reads as cabinetry rather than appliance. Because the shell arrives unfinished in natural maple, the finishing step happens on-site after installation, giving the painter or finisher full control over the color match. Maple's tight, consistent grain accepts both paint and stain evenly, which is why it is a common choice when the surrounding cabinets are painted or when a light stain tone is the target.

At 30 inches wide and 24 inches tall, the shell occupies the space above the range without dominating it. The depth of just under 7 inches keeps the hood relatively shallow at the wall, which suits kitchens where overhead clearance or adjacent upper cabinets limit the available projection.

Shell, Liner, and the Ventilation System

This product is the decorative wood enclosure. It does not move air on its own. The included liner is matched to Broan ventilation, so the ventilator that actually captures smoke, grease, and steam is selected from the Broan line to suit the cooktop and the room. The liner bridges the decorative shell to that ventilation unit, making the three components work together as a finished hood. The ventilator itself is a separate purchase, sized to the specific cooktop output and ducting arrangement.

Where This Hood Fits Best

This shell suits a wall-mount installation where a maple species is already present or planned in the kitchen, and where the design calls for a traditional canopy silhouette rather than a more architectural or mantel-style form. Cabinet shops building out a painted or stained maple kitchen will find the ready-to-finish maple consistent with the surrounding work. Designers specifying a coordinated hood for a renovation can call out the Broan liner compatibility to simplify the ventilation selection. Contractors setting a hood before final painting will appreciate that finishing can happen in sequence with the cabinet painting rather than before delivery.

Common Questions

The Right Shell for a Maple Kitchen

When the kitchen is maple and the design calls for a classic canopy profile, this 30-inch shell delivers the wood, the width, and a Broan-compatible liner to connect the decorative hood to the ventilation system that suits the job.