VMI maple upper raised panel hood defines this unit as a wood range hood from VMI, Inc. in a 36 inch width, so it serves as a focal point over a standard cooking area while staying within typical cabinet runs. The maple construction ties this hood to kitchens using maple cabinetry, supporting a consistent wood species across doors, trim, and the hood itself. Its raised panel design aligns with classic cabinet door styling, so the hood visually matches raised panel fronts in the same space. Being described as an upper hood indicates it occupies the upper wall position above the range, coordinating with surrounding upper cabinets. As a wall mount range hood, it is intended to mount on the wall rather than in an island location, which directs layout planning around a wall-based cooking zone.
This 36 inch wall mount range hood size helps align the hood span with common 36 inch cooking appliances, supporting centered alignment during cabinet layout. Its identity as an upper hood signals that it will occupy vertical wall space above the range, so cabinet designers can frame adjacent wall cabinets at matching heights. The maple construction informs decisions about finishing and coordination with maple cabinet doors, panels, and moldings in the same run. Because the hood is a wood range hood, fabricators can plan for field finishing or coordinated shop finishing of the wood surfaces to match nearby maple fronts.
This 36 inch maple upper raised panel wall mount range hood is sized for installations where the cooking equipment and cabinet spread are planned around a 36 inch center section. Its role as an upper hood makes it part of the upper wall cabinet zone, so it typically sits between or flanked by wall cabinets of compatible height. The maple species supports use in projects built around maple face frames, rails, and stiles, letting the hood read as an integrated cabinet element rather than a separate metal appliance. The raised panel front ties into kitchens that already use raised panel doors, keeping profiles and shadow lines consistent across the run.
The manufacturer part number FDWHRP01 36 M precisely identifies this 36 inch maple upper raised panel hood, giving designers and shops a consistent reference when ordering the same model across multiple jobs. Its classification under wood range hoods confirms its role as a wood-based hood structure in kitchen projects, helping drafters and estimators differentiate it from non-wood solutions when preparing drawings or takeoffs. Being a wall mount unit focuses planning on wall framing, cabinet spacing, and finish alignment in that specific zone, which supports repeatable layouts when this hood is standard in a cabinet line. The maple construction also lets finishing teams apply matching stains or clear coats across cabinet doors and the hood shell using the same maple-focused finishing system.
The FDWHRP01 36 M hood is identified as a 36 inch upper raised panel hood, aligning with 36 inch cooking centers and cabinet openings.
The hood is described as maple, so it is intended to coordinate with maple cabinet components and maple-focused kitchen programs.
The product is identified as a wall mount range hood, so it is designed for mounting on the wall above a cooking surface.
Upper raised panel hood indicates a hood placed in the upper wall cabinet area with a raised panel style front, matching raised panel cabinet doors.
Maple construction allows the hood to visually match maple cabinets, supporting consistent grain and color across doors, trim, and the hood body.
The wood range hood classification confirms the hood uses a wood structure, aligning it with wood cabinetry rather than metal-only hood designs.
This VMI 36 inch maple upper raised panel wall mount range hood gives cabinet shops and installers a clearly defined wood hood sized around a 36 inch cooking center. With its maple construction, raised panel styling, and wall mount, it fits projects built around maple cabinet runs and classic door profiles. Using the specific FDWHRP01 36 M identifier helps teams specify, order, and repeat the same hood model across multiple kitchens with consistent visual results.