A Cherry Wood Hood Shell Built for Kitchens That Match Down to the Species

This Omega National Euro Wood range hood is a 36-inch wide, wall-mount decorative wood shell in cherry, supplied with a Broan-compatible liner so the shell is ready to accept a compatible ventilation unit. It is the woodwork side of the hood, designed to coordinate with cherry cabinetry and finished on-site to match the kitchen.

Key Features

• Cherry wood construction makes it a natural fit for kitchens built with cherry cabinetry.
• Euro Wood style brings a clean, contemporary profile to the hood position above the range.
• 36-inch width suits standard 36-inch cooktop and range configurations.
• Broan-compatible liner included so the shell is ready to seat a compatible ventilation unit.
• Ready-to-finish wood accepts stain or paint on-site for a matched, custom result.
• Wall-mount position installs against the wall above the cooking surface.

Where Cherry Wood Changes the Hood

Most range hoods stand apart from the surrounding cabinetry as a separate element. A wood shell in the same species as the cabinets does the opposite: it reads as part of the run rather than an appliance hung above the range. Cherry is a close-grained hardwood with warm reddish-brown tones that deepen over time, and in a kitchen built with cherry doors and boxes, this shell carries the material language of the cabinetry straight up to the ceiling. The Euro Wood profile keeps the lines clean and the proportions simple, so the hood adds presence without competing with the cabinet design.

Ready-to-Finish Construction and the Included Liner

The shell ships unfinished, which is the right condition for a species-matched install. Staining or painting on-site means the hood finish can be matched to the exact stain batch and sheen level used on the surrounding cabinets, something a pre-finished product cannot offer. At 40-5/16 inches tall and 19 inches deep, the shell has the proportions to anchor a full wall run. The included liner is compatible with Broan ventilation units, which are ordered separately to suit the cooktop output and the duct configuration of the space.

Who This Is For

This shell suits a cabinet shop, designer, or installer specifying a hood position in a cherry kitchen where the goal is a seamless species match. It also works well for a homeowner replacing an existing hood with something that ties into the cabinetry rather than contrasting with it. Because the shell arrives unfinished, whoever applies the finish has full control over the result. The ventilation unit is a separate selection, sized to the cooktop and the room, and the included Broan-compatible liner is the connection point between the two.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Hood That Belongs in the Kitchen

Specify this shell when the hood position calls for cherry wood, a clean Euro profile, and an on-site finish that ties the range wall into the rest of the cabinetry.