VMI 36"W Red Oak Bead Board Victorian Wall Mount Range Hood, Liner Sold Separately, FBBWHVK 36 RO

Bead Board Character And a 36-Inch Wall-Mount Fit

This VMI Bead Board Victorian wall-mount range hood is a decorative red oak shell, 36 inches wide, designed to bring period character to the kitchen and house a compatible ventilation liner ordered separately.

Key Features

• Red oak construction brings natural grain and a warm tone suited to traditional and transitional kitchens.
• Bead board Victorian design adds classic vertical texture and period detailing to the hood face.
• 36 inches wide, 43 inches tall, and 23-1/8 inches deep in a wall-mount profile that works above a standard residential range.
• Ready-to-finish surface accepts stain or paint so the hood can be matched to the surrounding cabinetry.
• Liner sold separately so ventilation hardware is specified to suit the cooktop and the installation.

Traditional Detail Over the Range

The Bead Board Victorian design puts vertical bead board paneling and traditional millwork details on the face of the hood body. That combination works well in farmhouse, cottage, and period-inspired kitchens where smooth slab hoods would read as out of place. At 36 inches wide, the shell is proportioned for a standard 36-inch range, and the 43-inch height gives the hood the vertical presence the style calls for. The 23-1/8-inch depth fits a typical wall-mount position without pushing too far into the room.

Red Oak, Ready to Finish

Red oak is a straight-grained hardwood with a pronounced open grain and a reddish-brown cast that takes stain well across a wide range. Because this shell ships ready-to-finish, the final color and sheen are determined on-site, which makes it straightforward to match to existing cabinetry, whether the goal is a stained natural look, a painted finish, or something in between. This is the decorative enclosure only: no liner, blower, lighting, or ventilation hardware is included.

Who This Shell Is For

This product suits a kitchen remodel or new build where the range hood needs to read as custom millwork rather than an appliance. Designers specifying a Victorian or cottage kitchen will find the bead board face detail and the red oak species make a strong match for raised-panel or beaded-inset door styles. Cabinet shops building a full kitchen in red oak can match the hood to the run without a species mismatch. Homeowners doing a period renovation who want finish control will appreciate that the shell arrives unfinished, ready for whatever the rest of the kitchen requires. Because the liner is sold separately, the ventilation unit can be sized to the cooktop rather than being locked to whatever ships in a box.

Common Questions

The Right Wood Shell for a Period Kitchen

When the design calls for a hood that looks like it was built with the cabinetry rather than added after, this red oak bead board shell delivers the species, the detail, and the finish flexibility to make that happen.