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Product Description
Elevate your kitchen with a flared copper range hood with crown ledge. The bell body widens from a broad base to a square chimney, delivering strong capture and balanced proportion. Softly radiused shoulders keep the front face composed. A deep, stepped crown ledge adds hierarchy and shadow, echoing classical entablature. The apron is finished by a continuous double-bead rail that visually straightens the base. Hand-worked copper shows light to medium hammering for artisan character without busy texture. A natural–antique patina blends umber and burnished cinnamon with darker map-like blooms. A low-satin sheen resists fingerprints and pairs with stone or plaster. Built for wall mounting, the straight chimney simplifies ducting and accommodates tall liner collars for higher-CFM inserts.
Hood Design Details
The wide lower aperture and forward flare improve plume capture. Soft transitions keep reflections even across the face. The crown ledge conceals taller liner collars and adds layered depth. The double-bead base rail provides a finished foot and crisp edge control.
- Profile: Flared bell body, square chimney
- Crown ledge: Deep stepped molding for shadow
- Apron detail: Continuous double-bead base rail
- Material: Solid copper, hand-worked
- Texture: Light–medium hammering
- Finish: Natural/antique low-satin patina
- Mount: Wall mount; island by request
- Insert ready: 200 or buyer's custom fit
Regional Influences
Hacienda and Spanish Revival bones meet restrained classical molding. The form suits Mediterranean, Rustic Industrial, and Transitional kitchens.
Handcrafted Construction
Solid copper sheet is hand worked with controlled heat for tight folds. Hemmed edges and rolled bases signal precision. Internal bracing limits oil-canning on the large front panel.
Artisan Quote
“We shape copper to hold shadow and light. The ledge, beads, and flare give structure—and soul.” — Juan Carlos Hernández, Master Copper Artisan
Style & Pairings
Match with textured plaster, tumbled limestone, terracotta, alder or walnut cabinetry, and dark ironwork. Mix metals with aged brass pulls or oil-rubbed bronze fixtures.
Quality Indicators to Check
- Bead and hem lines: Even at base and crown
- Symmetry: Centered chimney and consistent flare
- Patina continuity: Returns and underside ledges
- Panel damping: Minimal drumming when tapped
Use Cases
- Plastered alcove: Statement hood in niche settings
- Stone backsplash: Centerpiece above the range
- Transitional rooms: Warmth without ornate scrollwork
Custom Options
Patina & Finish
- Standard patina: Antique umber with cinnamon notes
- Warmer drift: Antique coffee for hacienda warmth
- Cooler drift: Oxidized accents for eclectic rustic
- Sheen: Low-satin; optional protective wax or lacquer
Sizing & Installation
- Widths: Made to order (typ. 24–78 in)
- Depth: Standard 24 in; custom by request
- Chimney: Straight sides for clean duct runs
- Inserts: Baffle-filter liners, 200–1200 CFM
- Mounting height: Per insert specs above cooktop
Range Hood Specifications
- Material: Hand-worked 16-gauge copper
- Texture: Light–medium hammer pattern
- Finish: Natural/antique low-satin patina
- Crown: Deep, stepped ledge molding
- Apron: Double-bead base rail
- Insert: 200–1200 CFM compatible
- Installation: Wall mount; island optional
Shipping & Returns
Built to order and crated for protection. Typical production and delivery are six to eight weeks. Returns are accepted per policy once received in original condition.
FAQ – Copper Hood
A: The deep crown ledge, double-bead base, and calm flared face create a refined, artisan statement.
A: Choose a liner sized to your cooktop with adequate CFM and baffle filters.
A: Maintain clearances per liner specs. Use smooth rigid duct, short runs, and gentle elbows.
A: Clean with mild soap and a soft cloth. Apply microcrystalline wax as desired.
A: Yes. Specify vertical straps, rivets, or a decorative apron band.
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Installation Tips
Set the cover’s bottom 24–30 inches above the cooktop per the liner manual. Fasten through cabinetry into solid framing. Favor short, straight duct runs; use 8–10 inch round with a backdraft damper. Seal joints with foil tape or mastic, and provide make-up air when systems exceed 400 CFM.
Maintenance
Clean with a pH-neutral soap and a soft microfiber cloth, then dry immediately to prevent spotting. Avoid acids, ammonia, and abrasives. Apply neutral paste wax occasionally to temper patina. Degrease baffles and the underside regularly; rinse well and allow parts to dry completely before reinstalling.
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