A Wood Hood Shell Built for a Traditional Kitchen Centerpiece

This Omega National Signature Arched Raised Panel range hood is a decorative maple wood shell designed to anchor the range wall with a classic raised-panel profile. It ships with a Broan-compatible liner included and is ready for the finisher's hand once it reaches the job site.

Key Features

• Signature Arched Raised Panel design brings a traditional cabinetry profile above the cooktop.
• Maple wood construction accepts stain or paint to match the surrounding cabinetry.
• 36-inch width suits ranges and cooktops in that size class.
• Wall-mount configuration installs directly against the wall above the cooking surface.
• Broan-compatible liner included so the ventilator installation can proceed without sourcing a separate liner.
• Ready-to-finish surface allows stain, paint, or a custom finishing system to be applied on site.

Where the Raised-Panel Profile Earns Its Place

The Signature Arched Raised Panel design works in kitchens where the cabinetry already carries traditional details: raised-panel doors, furniture-style feet, crown molding, or similar classic millwork. Because the hood shell is built from maple and arrives ready-to-finish, the installer or finisher can apply the same stain or paint as the surrounding cabinets, so the hood reads as a continuation of the cabinetry rather than a separate element. At 36 inches wide and 19 inches deep with a 24-7/8-inch tall body, the shell has the presence to anchor a range wall without overpowering a standard ceiling height.

Maple, Ready for the Finish Room

Maple is a close-grained, even-textured hardwood that takes stain predictably and paints cleanly. This hood shell arrives unfinished so the finishing team can match it precisely to the cabinet finish already in the project, whether that is a painted color, a stained and topcoated natural, or a glazed traditional finish. The shell is not prefinished, which means it gives the finisher full control over sheen level, color, and topcoat system. That flexibility is the right trade-off for a custom or semi-custom kitchen where a factory finish color is rarely an exact match to the door spec.

For the Designer, the Finisher, and the Cabinet Shop

Cabinet shops specifying traditional-style kitchens will find this shell coordinates naturally with maple door lines. Designers working on a period-appropriate or transitional kitchen can use the arched valance and raised-panel face to carry the design language from the cabinets into the hood without a custom build. Because the Broan-compatible liner ships in the box, the ventilation rough-in can proceed on a clear path: the liner is already matched, and the Broan ventilator is specified separately to suit the cooktop output and duct run. This shell is for indoor installation only.

Common Questions

The Right Shell for a Traditionally Styled Kitchen

Specify this Omega National shell when the kitchen calls for a raised-panel hood that matches in species, finish, and profile to the surrounding cabinetry, with the liner already in the box to keep the ventilation rough-in on schedule.