CBD's Custom Copper Sheet Metal Range Hood Work Page

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Copper Sheet Metal Hood Projects Page

Updated 2 / 2026

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Keep in mind how most of our work is exterior rain management products, so we have not made a lot of interior projects like these, so this is not our specialty. Below are examples with links to the different web pages for the custom sheet metal hood fabrication we've done. Even if your needs are different than what is shown on these pages, this shows how I'm able to help brainstorm solutions, design, and fabricate nearly anything you may need.

Most of our client are not local to us, so we do ship orders all across the Nation as well. Don't be shy and write me an e-mail to ask if we can help with your project.

Client: Manion/Zaerpoor- Stover Top Range Hood 5/17

We made this small range hood for a super nice couple whom run KooKooLan Farms; Koorosh & Chrissie Zaerpoor, www.kookoolanfarms.com. I also installed aluminum gutters as part exchange for some grass fed beef we got from them. They are a great source for truly organic produce and meat if you are willing to drive out to their cute farm in Yamhill.

This is made with a heavy duty 32oz copper made to be 20" deep X 23" tall X 50.25" wide, and quoted to cost $2.1k or less. The cabinets were not yet installed to the sides of this hood and they will be covering the flex hose above.

$1,946.95 - delivered to Yamhill, Oregon

To see all 58 photos go to my Business Facebook album

Client: Snyder- Stover Top Vent Cover 2/17

This was a custom standing seam concave stove vent range hood made in 20oz copper and 3/4" copper pipes for a client David & Mary Snyder in Liverpool, New York who wanted this industrial look. It has 3/4" plywood across the bottom treated with tung oil. Total weight 56# w/plywood. The outer side rims did not continue back to the wall to accommodate their cabinets. This was made rest over an arched brick enclosure around their stove top.

The bottom edge is 28.5" deep X 72" wide. The top is 15.5" deep X 46" wide, and 13.25" high.

$2,220 - delivered to Liverpool, NY

To see all 17 photos go to my Business Facebook album

Client: Bisher - Outdoor Fire Pit Exhaust Vent Hood 12/15

This was a custom exhaust hood made in 20oz and 24oz copper for the outer shell for a client named Jon Bisher for the Hearthside Grove Motorcoach Resort 2400 US 31 North, Petoskey, MI 49770. The first image on the left is the outside of the hood, which is a twin wall, as you see in the underside shot on the right.

The bottom rim of the hood is 60", 48" tall flue at 15" wide, and an 18" flue w/weather-head. This was suspended by a set of 4 ga solid copper wires attached.

$6,600 - delivered to Petoskey, Michigan

To see all 61 photos go to my Business Facebook album.

Client: Lukacz - Vent Cover 8/15

This was a custom stove vent hood cover made in copper for a client named Emily Lukacz in La Jolla, California, who wanted this industrial look.

The bottom edge is 32.5" deep X 52.5" wide, and 9" high.

$997.16 - delivered to Encinitas, CA

Client: Ueber - Vent Cover 8/10

This was a custom wood concave stove vent range hood I covered in copper for a client who wanted this rustic industrial look. The first image on the left is before the decorative straps were attached. It was made with few seams. You can see more photos and detailed description of this on this separate web page:
http://copper-by-design.com/cw/Ueber.htm

The bottom size is 16.5" deep X 76" wide. The top is 4.25" deep X 51.25" wide, and 36" high.

$1,085.30 - local client pick-up here at my shop

Client: Fields - Vent Cover 3/08

This was just a simple custom copper cover for above this range hood made by another shop. They wanted a good way to cover this unsightly exhaust pipe that was left exposed. The first image on the left is my computer rendition to show them the dimension and shape I was suggesting. It was made all in one piece with no seams and they report it fit like a glove.

$437.50 delivered to Cave Creek, Arizona

Client: Takhar's 20oz, 24oz, & 32oz Copper Double Walled Exhaust Hood, Flue-pipe, Roof Flashing, & Screened Chimney Cap 3/06

This fireplace hood was a collaborative design with our client named Harry Takhar in Bemidji, Minnesota to keep with a square looking design. It has a 7.5/12 pitch hipped double layer hood design. The base rim here is 4' 9" wide square, but the outer shell is 5' 2.5" wide. There is a 4" tall rim on the outer shell. The two layers are spaced 2.5" apart with the internal bracing you see mounted on the liner and later attached to the outer shell. It was made to be mounted over an outdoor fireplace that is under a breezeway roof between a pair of enclosed gazebos.

You can see here the white vinyl covered outer shell that is a thicker 24oz copper from a different supplier than we buy most of our copper from. Once assembled it was structurally solid feeling and did not seem to have any flex to it. It is resting on a shipping crate waiting to be picked up by the trucking company Roadrunner/Dawes, which contains a large turret roof cap.

145 lb - Cost back in 2006 was: $2,900 w/o freight

Here is the square 8' 10" tall double walled flue pipe he requested we make for the hood to deliver the exhaust safely out through the roof. It weighs just over 100#, which translates to 80.4 square feet of the 20oz copper sheet metal we use. It took 3 sheets that are 3'x 10' of copper to make this one flue pipe.

101 lb - Cost back in 2006 was: $2,020 w/o freight

We also made this roof flange and small chimney cap shown below to go over that flue pipe. The flange base was made out of a 3' x 3' thicker sheet of 32oz copper and weighed 24# with the 24oz copper collar seen in white. The 20oz copper chimney cap has a 16 gauge stainless steel screen and weighed 24#.

48 lb - Cost back in 2006 was: $960 w/o freight

Here is the 37.5" wide fireplace cover lid we got for him and attached this brass handle onto. The second photo is a close-up of a stainless steel eye with a 4 gauge copper wire wrapped over it. To just wrap 2" of the end that wire took 3' of a smaller diameter 14 gauge copper wire. We shipped a spool of 100' of the thicker copper wire, and 20 sets of the thinner wrap wire with this example piece. It is to support the hood under the roof beams. We also sent a dozen 1/4" thick SS eye hooks to connect the copper support wire to the beams ahead.

Cost back in 2006 was: $375 & $326 w/o freight

Total Cost for this 6 part assembly along with a custom wood crate & truck freight to a residence with hydraulic lift-gate service in MN was: $7,831

To see all 40 photos and read more details of it's construction:
http://copper-by-design.com/cc/cp/Takhar.htm

Helpful Roofing Information
For some valuable advice with regards to roofing and rain management issues check out our:

(a) Gutter Installation
(b) Gutter Debris Protection Options
(c) Roofing Quality Standards
(d) Chimney Flashing
(e) Moss Control & Treatment

web pages for answers and solutions that could save you thousands of $ and a great deal of anguish.

If you do find this information very helpful, feel free to send us a $ tip for the assistance we so freely have published on the web here for your benefit, like you might tip a waitress. Heck, send us a gift certificate for a candle lit dinner for two.

Below is a photo of our
Better Business Bureau's
NW Business Integrity Award
for the year 1998

We were also a 1997 & 2018 finalist for this same award. See our referral web page to see how we managed to be honored with this special award