Hickory Wood Hood Shell With Arched Raised Panel Detail for a Custom Kitchen Look

This Omega National Signature Arched Raised Panel range hood is a 30-inch decorative wood shell built from hickory, designed to wall-mount above a cooktop and give the kitchen a furniture-grade hood presence. A Broan-compatible liner is included so the shell is ready to accept a separate Broan ventilator.

Key Features

• Hickory wood construction with a pronounced grain that takes stain or paint to match the surrounding cabinetry.
• Signature Arched Raised Panel design brings traditional cabinet door detailing to the hood face.
• 30 inches wide, 24-7/8 inches tall, and 19 inches deep for a wall-mount installation above a standard cooktop run.
• Broan-compatible liner included so the ventilator can be specified and installed separately without sourcing a liner independently.
• Ready-to-finish wood supplied unfinished so the installer or finisher controls the final stain or paint color.
• Wall-mount position suited for installation against a wall, centered above the range or cooktop.

The Woodwork Above the Cooktop

Hickory is one of the most visually active domestic hardwoods, with color variation and a strong grain pattern that makes each shell distinct. In a kitchen where the cabinetry leans rustic, craftsman, or traditional, that grain becomes an asset rather than something to minimize. The arched raised panel face mirrors a raised-panel door style, so the hood reads as a continuation of the cabinet design rather than a separate object hung on the wall.

Because the shell arrives ready-to-finish, the stain, glaze, or paint applied on-site is the same finishing system used on the surrounding cabinets. That match is difficult to achieve with a pre-finished product and straightforward here.

Shell, Liner, and Ventilator: What Is Included and What Is Not

This product is the decorative wood enclosure and the Broan-compatible liner. The liner seats inside the shell and provides the housing the ventilator mounts into. The ventilator itself, the unit that moves air and clears smoke and odors, is a separate purchase sized to the cooktop. The shell has no blower, no CFM rating, and no filter of its own. Selecting and ordering the ventilator as a matched unit completes the installation.

Where This Hood Fits Best

This shell suits a wall-mount position in a kitchen that uses hickory, a species-matched wood, or a paint-grade cabinetry where the installer is finishing all woodwork on site. It is a natural fit for traditional, craftsman, and transitional kitchens where raised-panel door profiles are part of the overall design. Cabinet shops finishing a full kitchen to specification will find the ready-to-finish state simplifies the color-match process. Designers specifying for a high-end renovation where every surface gets a custom finish can treat this shell the same way they treat an unfinished door blank.

Common Questions

A Finished Hood That Starts With the Wood

Choose this shell when hickory grain, an arched raised panel face, and an on-site finish are the right combination for the kitchen, then pair it with a Broan ventilator to complete the installation.