Omega National Wood Hood Shell for a Finished-in-Place Maple Kitchen

This Omega National Select Series canopy hood is a 36-inch decorative wood shell in maple, supplied with a Broan-compatible liner so the enclosure and the ventilation hardware come together from a single order.

Key Features

• 36-inch width in maple matches the species to existing cabinetry for a unified run.
• Select Series canopy style delivers a clean wall-mount profile that reads as part of the kitchen rather than a freestanding appliance.
• Broan-compatible liner included so the ventilation connection is accounted for at purchase.
• Ready-to-finish maple accepts stain or paint after delivery so the final color is matched on-site.
• Wall-mount position places the shell against the wall above the range for a traditional canopy look.
• Decorative shell only — the ventilation unit that moves air is selected and ordered separately.

Where This Shell Fits in the Kitchen

A canopy hood sits flush to the wall and rises directly above the cooking surface, so it reads as a natural extension of the upper cabinets on either side. The Select Series profile keeps the lines clean: no ornate corbels or curved valance details, just a straight canopy body that lets the maple wood and the finish work carry the design. For a kitchen where the goal is continuity across the cabinet run, the canopy format is the most straightforward choice because it follows the same visual plane as the wall cabinets around it.

Maple, Unfinished, and Ready for the Installer

Maple is a close-grained hardwood that takes stain evenly and paints cleanly, which makes it a practical choice when the finish needs to be matched precisely to the surrounding cabinets. The shell ships ready-to-finish, meaning no factory coating is applied, so the finishing contractor or cabinet shop can treat it exactly as they would the adjacent door and drawer fronts. At 24 inches tall and 36 inches wide, the proportions suit a standard wall-mount position above a 36-inch range or cooktop. The included Broan-compatible liner is the metal housing that bridges the wood shell to the ventilator, so both pieces are accounted for when the order arrives.

The Right Fit for This Product

This shell is the right call when the kitchen is already specified in maple and the designer or cabinet shop needs a hood that finishes consistently with the rest of the run. Because the shell ships unfinished, it suits a workflow where the hood goes through the same spray or stain booth as the cabinet doors before installation. Cabinet shops building custom kitchens or semi-custom lines in maple will find it straightforward to integrate: the canopy profile installs against the wall, the liner is ready for the Broan ventilator, and the finish step happens on-site under the shop's control. Homeowners working with a finishing contractor will get the same flexibility. The ventilation unit itself is ordered separately based on the cooktop's output and the room's ventilation path.

Common Questions

A Maple Shell That Finishes With the Kitchen

The Select Series canopy gives a maple kitchen a hood that can be finished, installed, and trimmed out as part of the cabinetry rather than added as an afterthought appliance.