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Parry TT2175 Titan Heavy Duty Extraction Canopy

SKU: TT2175

£1,221.00(£1,465.20 inc VAT)
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The Parry TT2175 Titan is a heavy-duty extraction canopy built for commercial kitchens where sustained cooking volumes, prolonged service periods, and straightforward daily maintenance are all part of normal operation. Constructed throughout in stainless steel with a satin finish, it is designed to handle the grease-laden, high-heat air produced by busy cooking suites without the structural or finish degradation that can affect lighter-duty canopies over time.

In environments such as hospitals, contract catering facilities, hotel back-of-house operations, large restaurants, and institutional kitchens, extraction consistency across long service periods matters considerably. The Titan's baffle filter arrangement captures grease effectively before it reaches the ductwork — an important consideration for both fire safety compliance and the long-term condition of the wider ventilation system. A built-in fat collection drawer reduces the burden of deep filter cleaning and makes routine maintenance a practical part of kitchen turnover rather than an irregular task.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the canopy offers several practical advantages:

  • All-stainless steel construction that tolerates rigorous daily cleaning without surface degradation
  • Baffle filters that are straightforward to remove, clean, and refit quickly during service turnaround
  • A fat collection drawer that helps manage grease accumulation between deep cleans
  • A flexible exhaust outlet position to accommodate different ductwork routes and kitchen layouts
  • Compatibility with both internal and external fan configurations depending on site requirements

It is worth noting that the TT2175 is supplied as a canopy only — the fan unit is a separate component and must be specified to match both the canopy dimensions and the output of the cooking equipment installed beneath it. Fan selection is one of the most consequential decisions in any ventilation project; an undersized fan will leave the system underperforming regardless of canopy quality, while an oversized unit can generate unnecessary noise and running cost. Ductwork routing, make-up air provision, and compliance with local building regulations should all be addressed before installation begins.

The TT2175 is well suited to high-volume operations that require a robust, easy-to-maintain canopy as a practical everyday requirement. Smaller or lighter-use kitchens may find a lower-capacity canopy more appropriate and more cost-effective. At the other end of the scale, very large central production kitchens or multi-range installations may benefit from reviewing other options within the Parry range to confirm the right fit.

Getting the canopy, fan, and ductwork specified correctly together makes a meaningful difference to long-term performance and compliance. If it would help to talk through the details before making a decision, the team is happy to work through it with you.

Frequently asked questions

Does the TT2175 come with a fan included?

No — the TT2175 is supplied as a canopy only. The fan must be selected separately and sized to match both the canopy dimensions and the heat and grease output of the cooking equipment installed beneath it. Getting this pairing right is critical to system performance, and it is worth taking specialist advice before specifying the fan.

What type of kitchens is the Titan canopy best suited to?

The TT2175 is designed for high-volume operations with extended service periods — environments such as hospital kitchens, contract catering facilities, hotel back-of-house operations, and larger restaurants. Smaller or lighter-use kitchens may find a lower-capacity canopy a more practical and cost-effective fit.

What installation considerations should I plan for before fitting this canopy?

Beyond the canopy itself, you will need to plan ductwork routing, confirm make-up air provision, and ensure the installation meets current local building regulations and ventilation standards. The position and specification of the fan unit will also need to be resolved before work begins. It is advisable to involve a qualified ventilation contractor early in the project.
Parry TT2175 Titan Heavy Duty Extraction Canopy

£1,221.00(£1,465.20 inc VAT)

£1,221.00(£1,465.20 inc VAT)

The Parry TT2175 Titan is a heavy-duty extraction canopy built for commercial kitchens where sustained cooking volumes, prolonged service periods, and straightforward daily maintenance are all part of normal operation. Constructed throughout in stainless steel with a satin finish, it is designed to handle the grease-laden, high-heat air produced by busy cooking suites without the structural or finish degradation that can affect lighter-duty canopies over time.

In environments such as hospitals, contract catering facilities, hotel back-of-house operations, large restaurants, and institutional kitchens, extraction consistency across long service periods matters considerably. The Titan's baffle filter arrangement captures grease effectively before it reaches the ductwork — an important consideration for both fire safety compliance and the long-term condition of the wider ventilation system. A built-in fat collection drawer reduces the burden of deep filter cleaning and makes routine maintenance a practical part of kitchen turnover rather than an irregular task.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the canopy offers several practical advantages:

  • All-stainless steel construction that tolerates rigorous daily cleaning without surface degradation
  • Baffle filters that are straightforward to remove, clean, and refit quickly during service turnaround
  • A fat collection drawer that helps manage grease accumulation between deep cleans
  • A flexible exhaust outlet position to accommodate different ductwork routes and kitchen layouts
  • Compatibility with both internal and external fan configurations depending on site requirements

It is worth noting that the TT2175 is supplied as a canopy only — the fan unit is a separate component and must be specified to match both the canopy dimensions and the output of the cooking equipment installed beneath it. Fan selection is one of the most consequential decisions in any ventilation project; an undersized fan will leave the system underperforming regardless of canopy quality, while an oversized unit can generate unnecessary noise and running cost. Ductwork routing, make-up air provision, and compliance with local building regulations should all be addressed before installation begins.

The TT2175 is well suited to high-volume operations that require a robust, easy-to-maintain canopy as a practical everyday requirement. Smaller or lighter-use kitchens may find a lower-capacity canopy more appropriate and more cost-effective. At the other end of the scale, very large central production kitchens or multi-range installations may benefit from reviewing other options within the Parry range to confirm the right fit.

Getting the canopy, fan, and ductwork specified correctly together makes a meaningful difference to long-term performance and compliance. If it would help to talk through the details before making a decision, the team is happy to work through it with you.