Parry ST1050 Snack Canopy | Low-Profile Extraction Canopy

The Parry ST1050 is a low-profile extraction canopy designed for commercial kitchens where ceiling height or overhead clearance is limited. Built entirely from stainless steel with a satin finish, it is intended for use above light cooking equipment — snack bars, sandwich counters, small prep kitchens, and similar environments where a full-depth canopy is impractical or simply won't fit.

In busy service environments, a canopy's ability to capture and contain airborne grease, steam, and odours consistently matters as much as its footprint. The ST1050's shallow depth means it can be installed closer to the cooking surface in tighter spaces, which helps it maintain effective capture velocity without requiring the overhead clearance that deeper canopies demand.

The ST1050 is straightforward to keep clean, which is important in any catering environment where hygiene standards need to be maintained without disrupting service. Key practical advantages include:

• Baffle filters that can be removed and put through a commercial dishwasher
• A fat collection drawer that lifts out for easy sink cleaning
• Satin-finish stainless steel surfaces that wipe down quickly between services
• Robust construction suited to the demands of a working commercial kitchen

The canopy itself does not include an extraction fan — this is a separate component and can be configured as either an internal or external unit depending on your building layout. The exhaust outlet position is flexible, which gives some useful options when planning ducting routes. It is worth considering duct runs, make-up air provision, and any local planning or building regulations before installation. For sites with heavier cooking loads or larger equipment, a higher-capacity canopy may be more appropriate.

This canopy is well suited to small commercial kitchens, kiosks, snack bars, staff canteens, and similar light-use environments where space is the primary constraint. If you are unsure whether it will work for your specific setup — particularly around fan sizing or duct routing — the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.