A 48-Inch Maple Hood Shell For Built-In Cabinetry Design

This Omega National Arched Series range hood is a 48-inch wide decorative maple wood shell that wall-mounts above the cooktop and accepts a Sirius-compatible ventilation liner to integrate with the surrounding cabinetry.

Key Features

• 48-inch width suits wider cooktop runs and larger kitchen layouts that need a substantial hood presence.
• Arched raised-panel design adds architectural detail that coordinates naturally with traditional and transitional cabinet styles.
• Maple wood construction, unfinished and ready to accept stain or paint to match the kitchen.
• Sirius-compatible liner included so the ventilation unit has a ready housing when you are ready to install.
• Wall-mount position mounts directly to the wall above the range for a clean, cabinetry-integrated look.
• Generous proportions at 22-7/8 inches tall and 19 inches deep give the hood a commanding profile over the cooking surface.

What the Arched Shell Does in the Kitchen

At 48 inches wide, this shell is sized for a kitchen where the hood is meant to read as a major design element rather than a background fixture. The arched raised-panel front gives it a crafted, furniture-grade appearance that blends with raised-panel cabinet doors and traditional millwork. Because it is a wood shell, it does not move air on its own: that function belongs to the ventilation unit seated inside the liner. The shell delivers the visual architecture, and the liner housed inside it supports the ventilator that handles the actual capture and exhaust.

Maple, Unfinished, and Ready to Match

The shell is built in maple and arrives unfinished, which gives the shop or installer full control over the final appearance. Maple takes stain evenly and paints cleanly, so it can be matched to painted perimeter cabinets or brought into line with a stained wood kitchen. Finishing on-site also means the hood coat can be applied alongside the adjacent cabinet finish for a consistent sheen and color across the whole run. Because the shell is the visible woodwork, the finishing step is what ties it into the room.

Where This Hood Shell Fits Best

This SKU is the right choice when the design calls for a wide hood that reads as cabinetry rather than an appliance. Cabinet shops and installers working on traditional or transitional kitchens with raised-panel door styles will find the arched profile a natural extension of that language. Designers specifying a full-width focal point above a 42- or 48-inch range will appreciate the shell's proportions and the clean wall-mount installation. Because maple accepts a wide range of finish systems, it also suits kitchen renovations where the cabinet species has not yet been locked in and flexibility matters. The Sirius-compatible liner is included, so the ventilation path is ready to receive its insert without a separate liner purchase.

Common Questions

The Right Shell for a Wide, Traditional Kitchen

When the cooktop run is wide, the design is traditional, and the goal is a hood that disappears into the cabinetry as finished woodwork, this 48-inch maple arched shell with its included Sirius-compatible liner is built for the job.