Why the Ribera
Camp kitchens run out of surface before they run out of ideas. The Ribera bolts onto an IGT table through standardised side holes and adds 83.5 cm of flat stainless in line or around a corner, so the burner keeps its space and prep gets its own. And it packs the way you chose your table to pack: the top folds in half into its own padded bag, so adding a surface does not hand back the trunk space a folding frame just saved. Two adjustable legs come in the box - that is the wing setup - and a second pair of IGT legs turns the same top into a free-standing table for the nights the full kitchen stays home. The side holes that make the joint also carry the gear, so a basket or a lantern arm comes straight off the edge you are already working at.
One table, several jobs
The top is two plates on a centre hinge, so it halves into a padded 87 x 27 x 9 cm carry bag that ships with the table. If your main table folds flat, the extension now does too. The legs travel in their own bag with room for four.
The two legs supplied set to 40-66 cm in six steps, and each foot ends in a threaded levelling bolt - fine adjustment between the fixed steps and on uneven ground.
Two legs come with it because a host table normally carries the other end. Add a second pair of adjustable IGT legs and the same top becomes a free-standing four-leg table.
Standardised IGT side holes let the Ribera bolt straight onto an existing IGT table, adding 83.5 cm of flat working surface in line or around a corner. The two supplied legs carry its outer end; the host table holds the other. The host table shown is not included.
The supplied legs cover 40-66 cm in six steps, and the mounts take other adjustable IGT legs, so working height is not limited to that range. Against the lower Octa fire ring table, the 40-50 cm band lines both surfaces up.
The same punched holes that join the table take IGT accessories directly - a hanging wire basket under the edge, a lantern arm over the joint. Storage and lighting come off the table itself.
Both colours are built on a 201 stainless plate at the same size, weight and load rating. Black is finished with a matte PVD layer over a hairline surface; Silver keeps the hairline stainless look.
Two ways to run it
Two legs
Bolt it through the side holes and the Ribera borrows the host table for one end, carrying the other on the two adjustable legs that come in the box. That is the setup it ships for, and it adds 83.5 cm of clean stainless to a kitchen that has run out of room.
Four legs
Add a second pair of adjustable IGT legs and it stops leaning on anything - same top, now a free-standing four-leg table. When the trip is over the top folds in half and both bags go in the boot, so one purchase covers the full kitchen build and the two-person site.
* 2 IGT legs sold separately.
Top plate
83.5 x 48.5 cm (32.9 x 19.1 in)
Included legs
40-66 cm in 6 steps (15.7-26 in), 2 supplied
Leg mounts
Take other adjustable IGT legs - height not limited to the supplied range
Packed
87 x 27 x 9 cm (34.3 x 10.6 x 3.5 in), folded in the table bag
Specifications
Compatibility
What this is, and what it is not
An IGT extension that can go solo
An 83.5 x 48.5 cm stainless top that bolts onto an IGT table as a wing, or free-stands once you add a second pair of legs.
A wing first - the rest is separate
Two adjustable legs are included because a host table normally carries the other end; free-standing use needs two more adjustable IGT legs. The host table in our photos is not included either, and neither is the gear on it - burner units, baskets, lantern arms, chairs and other tables are all separate purchases.
Unfold, set the height, bolt on
The top is two plates on a centre hinge. Open it flat, twist the legs to one of six heights, level with the foot bolts and bolt it to the host table through the side holes.
Standard IGT holes, legs you can swap
Bolts onto IGT tables through the standard side-hole pattern. The supplied legs give 40-66 cm in six steps, and the mounts take other adjustable IGT legs if you need a different height.
Questions
The top plate (two hinged plates), two adjustable legs, the padded table bag and a leg bag that holds up to four. Everything else in our photos is a separate purchase - the host table it bolts onto, extra legs for free-standing use, burner units, wire baskets, lantern arms, chairs and other tables.
Not this one. A fixed-size extension top is the usual catch with folding frames: the frame packs flat and the wing does not. The Ribera folds in half to 87 x 27 x 9 cm and ships with its own padded bag, so it stores the way your table does. And where most extensions can only lean on a host table, this one stands on its own four legs once you add a second pair of adjustable IGT legs.
Yes. The side holes follow the standard IGT pattern, so the Ribera bolts onto IGT tables generally, and we have checked standard-spec gear fits.
With two extra legs, yes. Two adjustable legs are included because the Ribera normally leans on a host table; a second pair of adjustable IGT legs makes it free-standing. The included leg bag already has room for four.
Match the table it joins. The two supplied legs give 40-66 cm in six steps, which covers most IGT tables, and the leg mounts take other adjustable IGT legs if you need to go outside that. Pairing with the Biloc Octa fire ring table works in the 40-50 cm band, since the Octa is the lower table.
Both are built on a 201 stainless plate at the same size, weight and load rating. Black is finished with a matte PVD layer over a hairline surface; Silver keeps the hairline stainless look.
The punched side holes take standard IGT accessories directly - a wire basket under the edge or a lantern arm above the joint. Accessories are sold separately.
50 kg (110 lb) distributed across the top. Spread the load rather than concentrating it in one spot.
The top folds in half on its centre hinge into a padded bag at 87 x 27 x 9 cm (34.3 x 10.6 x 3.5 in). The legs travel in a separate bag that holds up to four.
If you bought a folding IGT frame, you bought it for the boot of your car - and the extension table is usually where that discipline dies, because most of them are a fixed slab that will not fold at all. The Ribera keeps the promise your table made: it folds in half into its own bag, so the kitchen grows at camp, not in storage. The other half is the legs. Most extensions only lean - two legs on one side, the host table carrying the other - but this one becomes fully free-standing with a second pair of adjustable IGT legs. The supplied pair covers 40-66 cm in six steps, the mounts take other adjustable legs, and the threaded bolt in each foot winds a corner up a couple of millimetres on a slope - worth more than it sounds.
Kevin G.·Founder · BigTent Outdoors
SHIPPING
Three ways to get it.
Express shipping
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