Parry TT1275 Titan Canopy | Heavy-Duty Extraction Canopy
Product Description
The Parry TT1275 Titan is a large-format extraction canopy built for high-volume commercial catering operations. Constructed entirely from stainless steel with a satin finish, it is designed to capture and...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 1200
- External height (mm)
- 750
- External width (mm)
- 1000
- Weight (kg)
- 38
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Parry Titan Extraction Canopy ManualProduct Description
The Parry TT1275 Titan is a large-format extraction canopy built for high-volume commercial catering operations. Constructed entirely from stainless steel with a satin finish, it is designed to capture and remove heat, steam, grease, and cooking odours from busy kitchen environments where a domestic or light-duty canopy would fall short.
In high-throughput kitchens — hospital catering facilities, large hotel operations, institutional canteens, and busy restaurant back-of-house areas — extraction performance needs to remain consistent across long service periods. The Titan's size and build quality make it a practical choice where cooking lines are running continuously and where grease loading can be significant over the course of a shift.
From an operational standpoint, the design lends itself to straightforward day-to-day maintenance:
- Stainless steel construction throughout supports rigorous cleaning regimes
- Baffle filters are removable for routine washing, reducing grease accumulation
- A dedicated fat collection drawer simplifies grease management between services
- Satin finish resists surface contamination and is easy to wipe down
- Robust build is suited to sustained daily use in demanding environments
It is worth noting that the canopy itself does not include an extraction fan — this is a separate requirement and can be configured as either an internal or external unit depending on your building layout and ductwork constraints. The exhaust mounting position can be adapted to suit most installations, which gives a reasonable degree of flexibility. Before specifying the canopy, it is advisable to confirm that your ductwork route, make-up air provision, and fan capacity are correctly sized for the cooking equipment below it — undersized extraction is one of the more common and costly oversights in kitchen ventilation projects.
The TT1275 is best suited to large kitchens with substantial cooking lines — high-volume institutional catering, hotels, and similar environments. For smaller operations or single-station cooking positions, a smaller canopy from the range will likely be more appropriate. Conversely, where multiple heavy cooking lines need to be served, it is worth discussing whether a single large canopy or multiple positioned units better suits the layout.
If you are specifying extraction for a new or refurbished kitchen, the team is happy to talk through the layout, fan requirements, and any ventilation regulations relevant to your site before you commit to a purchase.
Key Features
- Full stainless steel construction with durable satin finish throughout
- Removable baffle filters designed for high-grease commercial environments
- Integrated fat collection drawer for straightforward grease management
- Flexible exhaust mounting position to suit varied ductwork configurations
- Large canopy format suited to extended cooking lines in high-volume sites
Operational Benefits
- Maintains effective extraction during continuous service across long kitchen shifts
- Simplifies cleaning routines and helps kitchens meet hygiene compliance requirements
- Reduces grease build-up risk with a well-designed filtration and collection system
- Adaptable installation options help the canopy fit a range of kitchen layouts
- Robust build reduces the likelihood of maintenance issues under heavy daily use
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 1200
- External height (mm)
- 750
- External width (mm)
- 1000
- Weight (kg)
- 38
Downloads
Parry Titan Extraction Canopy ManualFrequently Asked Questions
- No — the extraction fan is a separate item and is not supplied with the canopy. Fans can be configured as internal or external units depending on your building layout and ductwork route. It is important to size the fan correctly for both the canopy and the cooking equipment beneath it, so it is worth discussing your requirements with a ventilation specialist before ordering.
- The TT1275 is designed for large, high-volume catering operations — hospital kitchens, hotel banqueting facilities, institutional canteens, and similar environments where cooking lines are running at capacity for extended periods. It is not the right choice for smaller single-station setups, where a more compact canopy would be a better fit.
- Before installation, you should verify that your ductwork route is clear and adequately sized, that make-up air provision meets ventilation regulations, and that the fan you are pairing with the canopy has sufficient capacity for the cooking equipment in use. The exhaust mount position is flexible, but it is advisable to map out the full ventilation system — including any fire suppression requirements — before committing to a specification.