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This Omega National Tapered Farmhouse range hood is a 30-inch wide decorative maple wood shell that mounts against the wall above a cooktop and arrives ready to finish, so it can be stained or painted to match the surrounding cabinetry.
The tapered farmhouse style suits kitchens built around traditional or transitional design languages: shaker-door cabinetry, painted or stained wood, and spaces where the range hood is meant to read as part of the millwork rather than an appliance insert. The 30-inch width aligns with standard single-wide cooktop runs, and the wall-mount configuration works where a chimney-style hood is part of the design plan.
Because this shell arrives unfinished, it gives the installer or finishing team the flexibility to match an existing cabinet finish exactly. A painted kitchen gets a painted hood. A stained maple kitchen gets the same species carried up the wall.
The shell is built from maple, a close-grained hardwood that takes both paint and stain evenly and is consistent enough for a clean, professional finish result. The tapered profile narrows as it rises, giving the hood its farmhouse character without adding visual bulk to the wall.
A Broan-compatible liner is included with the shell. The liner is the internal metal component that houses the ventilation insert; the ventilator itself is selected separately to match the cooktop and the kitchen's ductwork. Because the liner ships with the shell, there is one fewer component to source independently before the install can begin.
Cabinet shops and kitchen designers specify this shell when the project calls for a wood hood that disappears into the cabinetry finish. The unfinished maple surface means the hood can be finished in the shop alongside the cabinet doors, so the sheen and color are consistent across the whole room. Contractors sourcing for a farmhouse or transitional remodel will find the 30-inch size covers the most common residential cooktop width, and the included liner removes a sourcing step from the job.
Homeowners planning a renovation can bring this shell to a finisher or cabinetmaker and have it painted or stained before it goes on the wall. The result looks like a custom piece because the species and finish are chosen for the room, not selected from a fixed finish catalog.
No. This is the decorative maple wood shell with the Broan-compatible liner included. The ventilation unit that moves air is sourced separately and should be matched to the cooktop output and the room's ductwork.
The shell arrives unfinished and ready to accept stain or paint. Most installers finish it before mounting so the surface is complete before the unit goes on the wall.
The liner is the internal metal component that fits inside the wood shell and provides the housing for the ventilation insert. It is Broan compatible, meaning it is matched to Broan ventilators. The ventilator itself is a separate purchase.
Yes. Maple accepts both paint and stain well, and the unfinished surface is suitable for either. Prime the wood before painting for best adhesion and a smooth final coat.
Choose this shell when the design calls for a farmhouse-style hood in maple that matches the cabinetry finish, mounts cleanly to the wall, and comes with the liner already included.
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