A Maple Wood Hood Shell for a Cabinetry-Matched Kitchen

This Omega National Artisan Series wall mount range hood is a 30-inch-wide decorative maple wood shell that brings a handcrafted, furniture-grade look to the cooking wall. It ships with a Broan-compatible liner included so the ventilation side of the installation has a clear starting point.

Key Features

• Solid maple construction in the Artisan Series, ready to accept stain or paint to coordinate with surrounding cabinetry.
• 30 inches wide, 46 inches tall, 19 inches deep, sized for a standard 30-inch cooktop run on a wall-mount installation.
• Broan-compatible liner included so the shell and ventilator seat together from day one.
• Wall-mount position designed to install against a wall above the range or cooktop.
• Unfinished maple supplied ready-to-finish, giving the installer or finisher full control over the final color and sheen.

Where This Hood Belongs

The Artisan Series was built for kitchens where the hood is meant to read as furniture, not as an appliance. The maple shell carries the character of real wood grain, and because it arrives unfinished, it can be stained to match painted or stained cabinets or taken in a different direction entirely. A kitchen that has already committed to a maple cabinet run benefits most here: the hood becomes an extension of the cabinetry line rather than a separate focal point. It also works well in transitional and craftsman-style kitchens where natural wood detail is part of the design language.

The Shell, the Liner, and the Ventilator

This product is the decorative wood enclosure. It does not move air on its own. The Broan-compatible liner ships inside the shell and provides the housing that accepts a Broan ventilation unit, which is selected separately based on the cooktop and the kitchen's ventilation requirements. That separation is by design: the woodwork and the air-moving hardware are chosen and sized independently, then assembled as one finished hood. Confirm the Broan ventilator model against the liner dimensions before ordering the ventilation unit.

Who Specifies This Shell

Cabinet shops finishing a kitchen package often specify this shell when a client wants a wood hood that blends into the run rather than standing out as a stainless or painted metal unit. Interior designers working on transitional or traditional kitchens find the Artisan line useful because the unfinished maple takes stain predictably and can be matched to the door species. Contractors sourcing for a high-end renovation will find that the included liner removes one coordination step from the install.

Common Questions

The Woodwork That Completes the Kitchen Wall

Specify this 30-inch maple Artisan shell when the goal is a wood hood that matches the cabinet run in species and finish, with the liner already in hand for a straightforward ventilator installation.