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Product Description
This made-to-order hammered sloping copper range hood with stepped crown combines flat angled planes, a broad trapezoidal body, straight lower apron, rounded base rail, and a prominent multi-tier crown. The crown is formed directly into the copper shell as an architectural upper finish rather than cabinet molding. Handcrafted from 16-gauge solid copper in Santa Clara del Cobre, the photographed hood displays dense hammer marks and a warm antique patina. Its strap-free design contains no rivets, medallions, embossed motifs, or applied bands. Widths from 28 to 78 inches are available, with custom height, depth, crown proportions, finish, and insert preparation. Pricing starts at $3,500 and includes free insured curbside freight delivery to the mainland United States. Find planning tips and design inspiration in our sloping copper range hood with stepped crown guide. Request a custom stepped-crown copper hood quote today.
Product Summary
- Product: stepped-crown copper hood
- Starting price: $3,500
- Material: 16-gauge solid copper
- Installation: wall-mounted hood
- Shape: sloping trapezoidal body
- Top: multi-tier stepped crown
- Apron: straight lower band
- Bottom: rounded copper rail
- Decoration: strap-free design
- Shown texture: hand hammered
- Shown finish: antique copper patina
- Widths: 28 to 78 inches
- Timing: about 8 weeks with delivery
- Shipping: free to the U.S. mainland
- Delivery: insured curbside freight
- Origin: Santa Clara del Cobre
What Is Included
- Made-to-order 16-gauge copper shell
- Multi-tier stepped copper crown
- Straight apron and rounded lower rail
- Preparation for approved ventilation
- Rustica House fabrication drawing
- Free insured U.S. mainland freight
Available Options
- Optional 200 CFM ventilation insert
- Preparation for buyer-supplied equipment
- Smooth, hammered, or polished texture
- Five artisan copper patina options
- Custom width, height, and depth
- Modified crown and apron proportions
What Is Not Included
Buyer-supplied inserts, external blowers, ductwork, electrical work, wall framing, field measurements, engineering, installation labor, inside placement, and white-glove delivery are not included unless specifically stated in the order.
Stepped Crown Design
The hood’s defining feature is its layered copper crown, which projects outward in several horizontal levels above the sloping body. Unlike trim attached to surrounding cabinetry, this crown is part of the hood itself. It creates a finished transition between the tapered panels and upper edge while giving the design a substantial architectural presence. Crown height and projection may be adjusted for the selected width and overall hood height, while the recognizable multi-tier profile remains central to the design.
Shape and Silhouette
The narrow upper section expands toward a wide rectangular base, creating a strong trapezoidal silhouette. The front and side panels remain flat rather than curved, producing clean sloping planes with a broad lower footprint. This geometry distinguishes the hood from bell-shaped, domed, concave, and flared models. A straight apron establishes the base, while a rounded copper rail softens the lower perimeter. Explore real kitchen installations in our sloping copper range hood with stepped crown lifestyle gallery.
Strap-Free Details
This strap-free hammered copper hood with stepped crown contains no vertical bands, exposed rivets, medallions, embossed panels, or decorative relief. Dense hammering continues across the face, side panels, apron, crown, and lower trim. The visual character comes from the copper texture, broad angled planes, and layered crown rather than applied ornaments.
Material and Origin
The hood is formed from 16-gauge solid copper. The photographed version displays a warm antique patina with reddish-brown variation and highlighted hammer marks. Smooth copper, hand-polished copper, and alternative patinas are also available. Each hood is handcrafted in Santa Clara del Cobre, Michoacán, where artisans cut, form, hammer, join, fit, and finish the copper around approved project dimensions.
Customization Options
Customize the hood width, overall height, standard or modified depth, slope angle, crown height, crown projection, apron proportion, lower rail, surface texture, and finish. Widths range from 28 to 78 inches, heights from 24 to 72 inches, and the standard depth is 24 inches. A modified depth may be requested when the cooking surface, wall space, ceiling conditions, or selected ventilation equipment requires a different projection.
Copper finish samples allow buyers to compare smooth and hammered textures, patina colors, and surface sheen under the kitchen’s actual lighting. Samples represent the general finish direction because handcrafted patinas naturally vary across larger copper surfaces.
- Select the hood dimensions
- Choose the texture and patina
- Select the ventilation equipment
- Submit the required measurements
- Review the fabrication drawing
- Approve the hood for production
Design consultations are available for homeowners, interior designers, architects, builders, and ventilation specialists. Rustica House provides guidance for proportions, finish selection, crown scale, and insert preparation while coordinating with the professionals responsible for installation. Buyers may also review verified Rustica House customer feedback before ordering.
Measurements and Drawing
Provide the range width, requested hood width, overall height, depth, ceiling height, cooktop clearance, insert manufacturer and model, liner exterior dimensions, required cutout, and duct route. A wall elevation from the buyer’s interior designer, architect, builder, or installer is helpful when available.
Rustica House prepares a fabrication drawing showing the hood width, height, depth, slope, stepped crown, apron, lower rail, and insert opening. The buyer and relevant project professional must review the drawing carefully. Production begins only after written approval. Later dimensional or equipment changes may require a revised drawing or additional charges.
Insert and Ventilation
The copper shell is fabricated around approved ventilation equipment rather than a universal blower opening. Select the insert, liner, or blower before the fabrication drawing is finalized. Changing equipment afterward may affect the opening, insert support, installation framing, duct route, lighting, filter access, and overall dimensions.
Insert Requirements
Submit the manufacturer, exact model, specification sheet, exterior liner dimensions, required cutout, duct diameter, controls, lighting, filters, and service clearances. Rustica House can supply an optional 200 CFM insert or prepare the hood for compatible buyer-supplied equipment. Buyer inserts and built-in blowers may be supported up to 1,260 CFM, while approved external blower systems may reach 1,500 CFM.
Duct and Clearance
Ductwork may discharge vertically through the hood top or horizontally through the rear wall when the selected equipment permits. A qualified professional should confirm the duct path, airflow, make-up air, electrical service, and local code. Final mounting height must follow the cooking-appliance and insert instructions. A clearance of 30 to 36 inches is common but is not universal.
Buyer Planning Table
| Planning Item | What to Confirm | Why It Matters |
| Overall size | Width, height, and depth | Sets scale and proportions |
| Mounting height | Cooktop clearance | Establishes final elevation |
| Stepped crown | Height and projection | Controls the upper profile |
| Ventilation | Insert model and liner size | Determines opening preparation |
| Duct route | Rear or vertical discharge | Guides duct transitions |
| Finish selection | Texture and patina sample | Confirms the visual direction |
Product Specifications
- Product type: stepped-crown copper hood
- Starting price: $3,500
- Installation: wall mounted
- Shape: tapered trapezoidal body
- Front: flat sloping plane
- Sides: outward-angled panels
- Top: multi-tier copper crown
- Apron: straight lower band
- Bottom trim: rounded copper rail
- Decorative straps: none
- Exposed rivets: none
- Applied motifs: none
- Material: solid copper
- Copper gauge: 16 gauge
- Shown texture: hand hammered
- Texture options: smooth or hammered
- Shown finish: warm antique patina
- Finish options: five patina colors
- Polish option: hand-polished copper
- Widths: 28 to 78 inches
- Heights: 24 to 72 inches
- Standard depth: 24 inches
- Custom depth: available by request
- Duct route: rear or vertical
- Supplied insert: optional 200 CFM insert
- Buyer inserts: supported up to 1,260 CFM
- External blowers: supported up to 1,500 CFM
- Built-in blower: buyer-supplied up to 1,260 CFM
- Drawing: prepared before production
- Production: made to order
- Timing: about 8 weeks with delivery
- Shipping: free to the U.S. mainland
- Delivery: insured curbside freight
- Hood warranty: 12-month shell warranty
- Insert warranty: 12-month replacement components
- Care: mild soap and soft cloth
- Origin: Santa Clara del Cobre
- Country: handcrafted in Mexico
- SKU: QM48E9B60
FAQ – Stepped Crown Hood
A: Its defining combination includes flat sloping planes, dense hammered texture, a multi-tier crown, straight apron, rounded lower rail, and strap-free construction without rivets, medallions, or applied decorative bands.
A: No. The crown is formed directly into the top of the copper hood. It is a self-contained architectural detail and does not need to match or continue across surrounding cabinetry.
A: No. The $3,500 starting price covers the made-to-order copper shell, standard customization, approved insert preparation, fabrication drawing, and free insured curbside freight delivery to the mainland United States. The optional insert is selected separately.
A: Yes. Smooth and hammered copper samples are available in several patina colors. Rustica House also provides design consultations for dimensions, crown proportions, texture, finish, and ventilation preparation.
A: Use mild soap, water, and a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive pads, acidic cleaners, harsh degreasers, and unapproved metal polishes. Dry the hammered panels, crown recesses, apron, and lower rail after cleaning.
Customize Your Hood
Begin with the desired width, height, depth, mounting clearance, insert model, liner dimensions, and duct route. Select a smooth or hammered texture, compare the available patina samples, and review the fabrication drawing before production. Request a quote for this hammered sloping copper range hood with stepped crown today.
Related Resources
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- Rustica House reviews
Shipping & Returns
This made-to-order hood includes free insured curbside freight delivery to the mainland United States. The receiving party must inspect the shipment and arrange sufficient help for moving the crate from the curb. Review the shipping and returns page before approving fabrication.
Warranty
Warranty coverage follows current Rustica House terms for handcrafted copper hood shells and supplied components. Buyer-provided equipment remains covered by its manufacturer. Review the Rustica House warranty page.
Disclaimer: Handmade dimensions, textures, finish tones, slope angles, crown proportions, apron details, and lower rails may vary slightly due to the artisan production process. These differences are not manufacturing defects. Buyer-supplied ventilation equipment, ductwork, electrical work, wall preparation, and installation are not included unless stated in the order. Lifestyle images may show optional features. Product images may not be reproduced without written permission from Rustica House.
