Heritage Split Oak Gas Logs
Experience timeless oak style with Heritage Split Oak Gas Logs from Chicagoland Fireplace & Chimney Restoration. Realistic wood grain, radiant warmth, and durable craftsmanship built to last.


The Custom Traditional Hood is a fireplace accent steeped in history, made to reflect the grandeur and detailing of European and early American homes. With sloped sides, wide flare, and hand-forged construction, it brings elegance and intention to your hearth. This style of hood is most often crafted from heavy-gauge steel or copper, shaped and finished by hand to complement stone, brick, or plaster fireplace surrounds.
The traditional profile serves as more than just decoration—it creates a strong focal point that anchors the entire fireplace wall. Whether in a formal living room, a mountain lodge, or a historic renovation, the Custom Traditional Hood adds depth, texture, and old-world refinement that can’t be replicated with mass-produced components.
Custom fireplace hoods aren’t just about aesthetics—they play a critical role in the function of your fireplace. The downward slope and projection of the hood help deflect rising heat and smoke away from the mantel and surrounding surfaces. This improves air movement, protects finishes, and adds an extra layer of fire safety to your space.
In homes with high ceilings or large fireboxes, the hood also helps contain and direct warmth into the room. The Custom Traditional Hood can be customized in size, finish, and mounting depth, allowing for integration into both masonry and prefabricated fireplace systems. With added touches like hammered textures, riveted seams, or decorative trim, it becomes a performance-driven design feature.
Because it’s custom-built, the Traditional Hood can be tailored to your exact aesthetic and architectural preferences. Choose from raw steel with a blackened patina for a rustic lodge look, brushed stainless for a more transitional feel, or hand-rubbed copper that will age and darken beautifully over time. Finishing options include rivet patterns, border bands, and soft-edge curves or hard architectural lines depending on the formality of your space.
This level of personalization makes the Custom Traditional Hood ideal for homeowners, builders, and designers looking to make the fireplace a centerpiece. It’s particularly suited to homes where craftsmanship and material integrity are prioritized—from historical restorations to new builds that honor classical form. The result is a fireplace that looks as if it’s always been there—crafted with care and built to last.
Get expert help from Chicagoland’s trusted chimney and masonry team. Whether you need a certified inspection, professional cleaning, or a complete restoration, our specialists deliver quality service at transparent rates.
We’ll assess your system, answer your questions, and provide honest recommendations for keeping your home safe and efficient. Fill out the form below, and our team will contact you to schedule your appointment or provide a free quote.

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