Boxed Wall Commercial Kitchen Extraction Canopy 1200x1000mm

Price range: £795.20 through £1,429.24 (inc VAT)

Boxed Wall Kitchen Extraction Canopy 1200mm x 1000mm x 500mm

Made from high quality 1.0 mm thick 430 or 304 grade stainless steel with a smooth wipe clean interior, folded and riveted construction with fully welded corners, all edges are safety folded inside the filter bank and all around the canopy.

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Boxed Wall Kitchen Extraction Canopy 1200mm x 1000mm x 500mm

The filter bank runs the complete length of the canopy with drain holes at the bottom to allow excess oil to drain away to the single release tap.

Made from high quality 1.0 mm thick 430 or 304 grade stainless steel with a smooth wipe clean interior, folded and riveted construction with fully welded corners, all edges are safety folded inside the filter bank and all around the canopy.

Supplied with removable and washable stainless steel baffle grease filters.

Our range of boxed wall canopies come in sizes from 1000 mm up to any length you require.

All for our extract canopies are designed in accordance with B&ES DW/172 and B&ES DW/144.

Additional Options Available

  • Upgrade to 304 Grade Steel
  • Spotlight or LED recessed lighting optional and quantity added to our recommendation
  • Air Supply Optional

If you’d like to discuss any further requirements, please get in contact and we will be happy to accommodate.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does an air supply valve do in a commercial kitchen ventilation system?

An air supply valve introduces controlled fresh air into the kitchen to balance extraction airflow. This prevents negative pressure, improves combustion safety for gas appliances, and maintains comfortable working conditions.

What size is the Canopy UK air supply valve?

The standard model is 100mm diameter, suitable for small to medium fresh‑air inlets or multiple distributed supply points.

Is the valve adjustable?

Yes. Air supply valves are manually adjustable, allowing installers to fine‑tune the airflow rate during commissioning to match extraction demand.

Where are air supply valves typically installed?

They are usually fitted into: • Ceilings near cooking lines • Walls adjacent to extraction canopies • Make‑up air plenums • Fresh‑air ducting feeding the kitchen In the Sunset Catering installation, fresh air was supplied as part of the bespoke canopy system.

Do air supply valves help with gas safety?

Yes. Adequate make‑up air is essential for safe combustion on gas appliances. Without it, extraction can starve burners of oxygen, causing incomplete combustion and CO risk.

Are these valves suitable for high‑temperature commercial environments?

Yes. Air supply valves are made from powder‑coated steel or similar durable materials designed for commercial kitchens, where heat, grease, and cleaning chemicals are common.

Can multiple air supply valves be used in one kitchen?

Absolutely. Larger kitchens or high‑demand extraction systems often require multiple valves to distribute fresh air evenly and prevent draughts over cooking equipment.

Do air supply valves filter the incoming air?

No. Standard supply valves do not include filters. If filtered fresh air is required, it must be added upstream in the ducting system.

Are air supply valves compatible with bespoke canopy systems?

Yes. Canopy UK regularly integrates air supply valves into custom extraction canopy builds, including systems like the Sunset Catering installation where balanced airflow was part of the design.

What maintenance do air supply valves require?

Minimal. They should be: • Wiped down during routine cleaning • Checked during annual ventilation servicing • Re‑adjusted if extraction rates change They have no moving parts beyond the adjustable centre plate.