A 30-Inch Maple Hood Shell Built for a Broan Ventilator

This Omega National Straight Accent range hood is a decorative maple wood shell that mounts to the wall above the cooktop and frames a compatible Broan ventilation unit. The Broan-compatible liner ships with the hood, so the shell and the liner arrive together ready for the ventilator installation.

Key Features

• Straight Accent style with a clean, upright profile suited to transitional and contemporary kitchen designs.
• Maple wood construction in an unfinished, ready-to-finish state so stain or paint can be applied to match the surrounding cabinetry.
• 30 inches wide and 30 inches tall with a 6-3/16-inch depth for a wall-mount installation.
• Broan-compatible liner included so the ventilator housing arrives with the shell rather than as a separate purchase.
• Wall-mount position designed to mount against the wall above a cooktop or range.

The Role This Shell Plays in the Hood Assembly

A wood range hood is built in layers: the decorative outer shell, the liner that houses the ventilation hardware, and the ventilator itself that moves the air. This product covers the first two. The maple shell provides the finished visual presence over the range, and the included Broan-compatible liner seats inside to accept a Broan ventilation unit. The ventilator is selected separately to match the cooktop output and the ventilation requirements of the space. Because this product is the decorative enclosure, it carries no CFM rating, no blower, and no lighting of its own. Those specs belong to the ventilator specified for the installation.

Maple, Unfinished, and Ready for the Shop

Maple is a close-grained hardwood that takes paint and stain evenly, making it a practical choice when the hood needs to match a specific cabinet finish or a painted surround. The shell ships unfinished, so the finisher can apply the same stain, paint, or topcoat used on the adjacent cabinetry. The straight valance profile keeps the lines simple, which works well against shaker-style doors or flat-panel cabinet runs where a highly ornate hood would compete with the door detail.

Where This Hood Fits Best

This shell suits kitchens where the hood is treated as part of the cabinetry run rather than a standalone statement piece. The straight accent profile and maple species pair naturally with painted or stained cabinetry in transitional, shaker, or clean contemporary kitchens. Cabinet shops finishing the hood in-house alongside the cabinet order will find the unfinished maple straightforward to match. Designers specifying a coordinated kitchen package can treat this shell and liner as the decorative portion of the hood system, then specify the Broan ventilator separately to meet the performance requirements of the cooktop.

Common Questions

The Shell and Liner, Ready for a Broan Ventilator

Choose this maple straight accent shell when the installation calls for an unfinished wood hood that can be matched to the cabinetry finish on site, paired with a Broan ventilator selected to meet the cooktop requirements.