Vent Hood 31

by Texas Lightsmith

Model:	31
Style:	A (shown as undermount/under-cabinet)
Material:	Copper
Finish:	Dark Copper
Body Texture:	Hammered
Body Detail:	raised top border with decorative rivets
Border:	n/a
Liner/Mech:	Dark Copper Liner 4 MR16 Halogen lights with borosilicate glass 1 dark copper premiere baffle filter Remote inline fan: 483cfm to 2016cfm (call for more options)
Description:	A great alternative to your typical undercabinet mounted range hoods, this model fits well under cabinets or can be mounted to a wall or ceiling for low ceiling or limited space applications This model is available in all standard finishes and materials. Customization of shape, size and border are all possibilities as well. Available for wall-mount or island applications. This custom range hood is available in all standard finishes and materials. Customization of shape, size and border are all possibilities as well. Available for wall-mount or island applications. Please note exact proportions of the vent hood and the exact orientation of liner and accessories may vary from photographs due to size, shape or customizations. All product orders are accompanied by a detailed set of shop drawings that will provide a view of the hood and liner as it will be when fabricated. Please specify size and placement of your duct work so that we can position the interior duct and exit hole to best suit your needs.

Natural Copper	Dark Brass
Burnished Copper	Burnished Bronze
Medium Copper	Medium Bronze "weathered"
Dark Copper	Burnished Nickel Silver
Verdigris Copper	Medium Nickel Silver
Burnished Brass	Dark Nickel Silver
Oil-rubbed Bronze
These finishes are specifically designed for sinks, venthoods and other kitchen and bath products.
Note: Patinas may vary slightly from samples. We seal all type A and B finishes with lacquer. Please specify if a fixture will be for an exterior application so that we can apply a highly UV resistant lacquer to ensure a greater longevity of the finish. Please note that when totally exposed to the elements, even the UV resistant lacquer will begin to break down after a minimum of five years (with constant exposure) and the base metal will begin a natural patination process.