Customize Your
Own Range Hood
Buffalo Architectural Casting feels that your space should truly be; your own. We believe that every kitchen should reflect the unique style and needs of its owner. BAC now offers a range of customizable options for our rangehoods, allowing you to create a piece that perfectly matches the aesthetics and functionality of your kitchen.
Our customization process is straightforward and flexible. Start by choosing from our array of stock shafts, which provide the foundational shape and size for your rangehood. Then, select from our set of stock crowns, bands, and corbels to add character and detail. For an extra touch of elegance, you can opt to include a frieze to enhance the visual appeal of your rangehood.
We understand that every kitchen is unique, and sometimes our stock options may not fully capture your vision. If you have a specific design in mind or require further customization, we encourage you to inquire about other custom design potentials.
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The swail is the central element to the Range Hood. With a selection of silhouettes; comprised of sweeping curvature, or clean contemporary forms.
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The term “frieze” comes from the Latin word “frisium,” meaning “embroidered cloth,” reflecting its purpose as an ornamental element that adds intricate, decorative detail to structures. Choose from our variety of styles to find the perfect addition to your rangehood, bringing a touch of elegance and sophistication to your space
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The Crown will serve as a decorative accent, blending the rangehood’s connection to the ceiling with a touch of refinement. If desired, please choose from our selection of crowns. However don’t hesitate to inquire on other options if there is something that would better suit your needs.
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The Band will act as the framing element for the Frieze, further highlighting and adding emphasis to the delicate features of the Frieze itself. Please choose from our selection of bands, however don’t hesitate to inquire on other options if there is something that would better suit your needs. If desired, the bottom edge of your hood can be trimmed out with a modest band.
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Traditionally, corbels have served both a structural role, supporting weight from above, and an aesthetic role, adding intricate detail and character to buildings. The term “corbel” originates from the French word for crow, inspired by their distinctive, beak-like profile. Choose from our variety of designs to find the perfect match for your rangehood, blending timeless elegance with modern practicality.
Swail Options
Mediterranean
This rangehood features sweeping curves and elegant lines, embodying the timeless beauty of Mediterranean design. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it adds a touch of sophistication and style to your kitchen. Transform your culinary space with its graceful allure.
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Max Bottom Width: 88”
Max Height: 50”
Band Height: 6”
Top Depth: 10.5”
Providence
A blend of simplicity and elegance. This rangehood features gentle curves that create a sleek and understated design, adding a touch of sophistication to any kitchen. Crafted with precision and a focus on quality. Enhance your culinary space with the beauty and functionality of the Providence.
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Max Bottom Width: 88”
Max Height: 50”
Band Height: 6”
Top Depth: 10.5”
Depew
This rangehood features a striking fusion of bold design and exceptional functionality. Featuring a solid geometric form, this rangehood makes a powerful statement in any kitchen. Its clean lines and robust structure exemplify modern sophistication.
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Max Bottom Width: 8’
Max Height: 54”
Band Height: 12”
Top Depth: 20”
Farrel
This rangehood features a minimal design that seamlessly integrates into any modern kitchen. With its understated elegance and superior functionality, the Farrel enhances the aesthetic appeal of any contemporary culinary space. Elevate your kitchen with the refined style of the Farrel Rangehood.
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Max Bottom Width: Variable
Max Height: Variable
Band Height: Variable
Top Depth: Variable
Accent
Elements
Complete your personalized Range Hood by selecting its Accent Elements. Comprised of a Frieze, Crown, Band and Corbel; BAC Offers a range of options both stock and custom.
Frieze
The term “frieze” comes from the Latin word “frisium,” meaning “embroidered cloth,” reflecting its purpose as an ornamental element that adds intricate, decorative detail to structures. Choose from our variety of styles to find the perfect addition to your rangehood, bringing a touch of elegance and sophistication to your space
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Max Bottom Width: 88”
Materials: Limestone, Travertine, Bronze
Crown
The Crown will serve as a decorative accent, blending the rangehood’s connection to the ceiling with a touch of refinement. If desired, please choose from our selection of crowns. However don’t hesitate to inquire on other options if there is something that would better suit your needs.
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Max Bottom Width: 88”
Materials: Limestone, Travertine, Bronze
Band
The Band will act as the framing element for the Frieze, further highlighting and adding emphasis to the delicate features of the Frieze itself. Please choose from our selection of bands, however don’t hesitate to inquire on other options if there is something that would better suit your needs. If desired, the bottom edge of your hood can be trimmed out with a modest band.
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Max Bottom Width: 88”
Materials: Limestone, Travertine, Bronze
Corbel
Traditionally, corbels have served both a structural role, supporting weight from above, and an aesthetic role, adding intricate detail and character to buildings. The term “corbel” originates from the French word for crow, inspired by their distinctive, beak-like profile. Choose from our variety of designs to find the perfect match for your rangehood, blending timeless elegance with modern practicality.
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Max Bottom Width: Variable
Materials: Limestone, Travertine, Bronze
Material Selection
At Buffalo Architectural Casting, we celebrate the inherent beauty and unique character found in natural variations within our cast products. Each piece we create tells its own story, distinguished by subtle differences in texture, shade, and pattern that are the hallmark of genuine craftsmanship. These variations are not imperfections; they are the essence of authenticity and individuality, ensuring that every product is a one-of-a-kind work of art. By embracing these natural distinctions, we deliver architectural elements that add depth, personality, and timeless elegance to any space, reflecting the true artistry of nature and the skill of our artisans.
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The Ancient Romans mined Travertine for building temples, monuments, and aqueducts.
BAC uses as semi-dry Gypsum Cement mix to create natural Travertine texture.
Pitted to the touch, with variation in color. Warm. Dramatic.
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Cast Gypsum plaster reinforced with fiberglass with a mix design engineered for resistance to steam and wear.
Finished in smooth or hand-troweled plaster, primed and ready to paint.
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Our engineered Gypsum cement mix is finished with cold-cast bronze. Polished by hand for a refined yet rustic appeal.
Inquire about other metal finishes such as copper, gold, and more.
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Straw Travertine
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Wool Travertine
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Smoke Travertine
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Cast Plaster
Gypsum
2b. Troweled
Plaster
Gypsum
1c. Bronze Cold Cast Metals
Schedule a Design
Consultation Today!
To get started on your hand crafted piece, schedule a consultation with one of our designers. Here’s the process:
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Send us inspiration and precedent. This can be in the form of a photo, sketch, or even rough dimensions. To give us an idea of what we can do to bring your ideas to life.
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We’ll draft a concept, a few shop drawings, along with pricing. You will select your finish, and we will provide samples curated to your vision while making tweaks until you are satisfied.
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You approve the final design, sign a proposal and submit a deposit. We get to work.
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Our team of experienced craftspeople sculpt models, make molds, and cast your pieces with warmth in every detail.
We will keep you up to date with photos of our progress. Once complete we will ask for final payment.
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We ship your finished product to your door, and provide an installation guide to your contractor. We’re available weekdays 8:00am - 4:00pm to answer any questions or concerns you may have.