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GE Custom Hood Inserts Make Venting Beautiful
At the upcoming International Builders’ Show in Orlando, GE Appliances (Booths W1143 and W1243) will be showcasing custom hood inserts that are trimmed with tile, wood panels or other decorative finishes and infuse the kitchen with personality and style.
A patented installation process makes the GE Monogram® hood insert ideally suited to a wide variety of custom hood applications, with 30”, 36” and 48” configurations available. Unlike many other models, it attaches directly to the house ducting from within the unit, eliminating the need to adjust, remove or replace the custom canopy.
Single- and dual-blower ventilation, with a variable-speed fan, exhausts air at a rate of 640 and 1,200 cubic feet per minute, making the inserts compatible with high-performance cooking appliances.
Monogram custom hood inserts offer a control panel with a remote-mount option for flexibility. The onboard control panel can be removed from the hood insert at the time of installation and mounted to a wall, countertop or some other location. Touch controls with blue backlighting allow easy operation.
A stainless steel protective liner included with each custom hood insert provides an elegant finish while preventing heat and moisture from building up inside the canopy. Halogen lighting provides four levels of clean, brilliant illumination to suit any cooking task. Stainless steel mesh filters fit securely and lift out easily for safe cleaning in the dishwasher.
GE Appliances is a member of the National Council of the Housing Industry — The Supplier 100 of NAHB.
This feature is solely for educational and informational purposes. Nothing on this page should be construed as policy, an endorsement, warranty or guaranty by the National Association of Home Builders of the featured product or the product manufacturer. The National Association of Home Builders expressly disclaims any responsibility for any damages arising from the use, application or reliance on any information contained on this page.
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