Parry ST2150 Snack Canopy | Low-Profile Extraction Canopy
Product Description
The Parry ST2150 Snack Canopy is a shallow-depth extraction canopy built for commercial kitchens where ceiling height or overhead space is restricted. Unlike standard-depth canopies, its reduced profile allows it...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 810
- External height (mm)
- 500
- External width (mm)
- 2100
- Weight (kg)
- 60
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Parry Snack Extraction Canopy ManualProduct Description
The Parry ST2150 Snack Canopy is a shallow-depth extraction canopy built for commercial kitchens where ceiling height or overhead space is restricted. Unlike standard-depth canopies, its reduced profile allows it to sit closer to the cooking equipment beneath without requiring the ceiling clearance that a full-depth unit would need. It is constructed entirely from stainless steel with a satin finish, which is the expected standard in a professional kitchen environment.
In practice, this type of canopy is well suited to smaller food-service operations — cafés, snack bars, sandwich counters, small bistros, and similar settings where the cooking line is modest and the kitchen footprint is tight. It is not designed for heavy-duty extraction across a full commercial range line, but for the kind of light-to-medium cooking activity common in counter service and snack environments it performs reliably within its scope.
From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the ST2150 is straightforward to maintain:
- Stainless steel baffle filters can be removed and run through a commercial dishwasher
- A fat collection drawer catches grease run-off and lifts out for cleaning at the sink
- The canopy body can be wiped down quickly between services
Installation requires connection to an extraction fan, which is a separate item and not included with the canopy. The fan can be sited internally or externally depending on the layout of your building, and the exhaust outlet position can be adapted to suit most configurations. It is worth discussing ductwork routing and fan sizing before purchasing, as these decisions affect how well the system performs once installed.
For operators running a more extensive cooking line or working at higher service volumes, a larger or deeper canopy is likely to be more appropriate. If you are unsure whether the ST2150 suits your setup, or if you need guidance on fan specification and ductwork, feel free to get in touch with the team before placing an order.
Key Features
- Shallow-depth profile designed for low-ceiling or restricted-height installations
- Full stainless steel construction with satin finish throughout
- Dishwasher-safe baffle filters for straightforward routine maintenance
- Removable fat collection drawer to capture grease run-off during service
- Flexible exhaust outlet positioning to suit varied kitchen layouts
Operational Benefits
- Fits into tight overhead spaces where standard canopies cannot be installed
- Stainless steel finish supports hygiene compliance and withstands regular cleaning
- Baffle filters clean quickly in a dishwasher, reducing kitchen downtime between services
- Fat drawer reduces grease build-up on canopy surfaces, lowering fire risk
- Adaptable exhaust positioning simplifies installation in awkward or constrained kitchens
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 810
- External height (mm)
- 500
- External width (mm)
- 2100
- Weight (kg)
- 60
Downloads
Parry Snack Extraction Canopy ManualFrequently Asked Questions
- The ST2150 is designed for lighter cooking activity — snack counters, cafés, and small food-service operations rather than full commercial range lines. If your kitchen runs multiple heavy-duty appliances simultaneously or operates at high volume, a larger-capacity canopy is likely to be a better fit. We can help assess your requirements if you are unsure.
- No — the extraction fan is a separate item and needs to be specified and purchased alongside the canopy. Fan sizing depends on your cooking equipment, the length of the duct run, and whether you plan to mount the fan internally or externally. It is worth discussing this before ordering to make sure the system performs correctly once installed.
- Beyond the fan and ductwork, you will need to consider the exhaust outlet position, duct routing through walls or ceiling voids, and compliance with local building regulations regarding ventilation in food-preparation areas. The canopy's shallow profile gives flexibility on ceiling height, but the overall system still needs to be designed to achieve adequate air change rates for the cooking equipment it serves.