Wood Range Hoods

Explore wall mounted range hood styles for a more custom designer look. We offer many shapes, sizes, and styles to fit any kitchen while giving you the ability to customize your own piece. Every style is available finished, primed, or unfinished. Finish details include a variety of paints, stains, shiplap, or strapping details. Our trimmable two-piece installation system, the apron and chimney, fit together seamlessly with the matching ventilation systems.

Every wood kitchen hood comes with multiple ventilation options. Each vent hood blower will offer a range of CFMs, Cubic Feet per Minute, that need to be chosen based on the selected range or cooktop. Choose your vent’s CFM rating based on the BTUs, British Thermal Units, in the manufacturer’s specification guide.

Everyone has different preferences for their kitchen project based on budget, space available, and the overall size of the kitchen design. There is no one best kitchen range hood for every home. The best kitchen hood for your space is the option your range recommends based on its Cubic Feet per Minute rating.

High-quality range hoods should always remove grease and cooking smells while providing fresh, clean air to your home. If your range hood meets these qualifications, you love the look, and you have verified with local municipalities your home can accommodate this type of ventilation, then wall-mounted range hoods are a great option for any kitchen remodel.

Range hoods have many functional and aesthetic benefits. Some of which include an increasingly grand appearance to your kitchen design, cleaner air while cooking, and more visual customization than any over-the-range microwave or stainless-steel hood.

For some homeowners, these benefits are more than enough to justify the investment into a wood range hood. If this piece is important to you, make sure you consult your range’s manufacturer specifications for a Cubic Feet per Minute rating recommendation. This will provide direction on which blower is best for your wood range hood. Before making any final purchases, contact your local municipalities to verify this CFM rating and hood size is right for your home.

In some cases, range hoods can be louder based on the Cubic Feet per Minute recommendation by a range manufacturer. The result in these situations can mean a much louder blower unit with a higher decibel level. Other disadvantages might include the appearance of the range hood. Since everyone has different tastes and styles, some homeowners might prefer a simpler look rather than the grand appearance of a wood hood.

Remodeling industry lingo can get fairly complicated, and sometimes confusing. Many times, there are multiple words for the same thing. That is also the case for the terms, ‘range hood’ and ‘vent hood’.

Both appliances are wall-mounted range hoods that vent out of the home and clean the kitchen's air. These can come in the form of under-cabinet hoods, stainless steel chimney hoods, and wood hoods. All of these options are wonderful ways to make sure your kitchen’s air stays clean.

For guidance on vent hoods or styling recommendations, contact your CliqStudios designer today!