Expand the cooking capability of a camp stove, grill or outdoor kitchen with the Intecamp Reversible Cast Iron Grill & Griddle Plate. One side provides a ribbed grill surface for searing meat, vegetables and sandwiches. Turn the plate over to use the smooth griddle surface for breakfast, seafood, flatbreads and other foods that need full contact with the cooking surface.
The reversible format gives outdoor brands and retailers two cooking functions in one product while reducing the number of separate accessories a customer needs to carry. Cast iron stores heat effectively and provides the thermal mass required for high-contact cooking, browning and consistent serving at the campsite.
Product highlights:
Reversible two-in-one cooking plate
Ribbed grill side for searing and grill marks
Smooth griddle side for breakfast and all-surface cooking
Cast iron construction with strong heat retention
Suitable for outdoor cooking systems approved for the plate’s size and weight
Useful accessory for camping, caravanning, overlanding and outdoor entertaining
B2B branding, packaging and specification development available subject to project requirements
Can be evaluated for Intecamp camping kitchen and modular table programmes
A reversible plate allows customers to change their cooking surface without carrying two separate pans. This is especially useful for car camping, RV travel and overlanding, where storage space and vehicle payload matter.
The raised-rib surface is intended for foods that benefit from defined contact lines and separation from some of the released cooking juices. Typical applications include:
Steaks, burgers and sausages
Chicken portions and kebabs
Fish fillets with suitable preparation
Courgettes, peppers, onions and other vegetables
Halloumi and other grilling cheeses
Toasted sandwiches and panini-style foods
The ribbed side can create an attractive grilled appearance and reduce the area of direct contact between the food and plate. Results depend on preheating, food moisture, oil, cooking temperature and the geometry of the final rib design.
The flat surface is designed for foods that require continuous contact and cannot sit securely across grill ribs. Typical applications include:
Eggs, bacon and breakfast combinations
Pancakes, crêpes and flatbreads
Smashed burgers and thin cuts of meat
Prawns, scallops and small seafood items
Mushrooms, sliced vegetables and potatoes
Quesadillas and toasted wraps
Fried rice and other small ingredients, subject to the plate-edge design
The smooth surface also makes it easier to use spatulas and turn smaller foods. The final usable cooking area and edge profile should be confirmed for the selected model.
Cast iron has a high thermal mass. It takes longer to heat than thin sheet-metal cookware, but once preheated it stores heat and recovers effectively after cold food is added. That behaviour is useful for searing and batch cooking, particularly when a portable burner cycles or outdoor wind changes the available heat.
Commercial advantages include:
Strong heat storage for browning and searing
Durable solid-metal construction
Reversible functionality from one piece of cookware
Suitable for repeated outdoor use with correct care
Recognisable, premium product story for camping retailers
Long service potential when the plate is cleaned, dried and maintained correctly
No separate bonded non-stick layer when supplied as traditional seasoned bare cast iron
The final surface finish must be confirmed. Bare or oil-seasoned cast iron and enamelled cast iron require different first-use and maintenance instructions. Do not describe the product as pre-seasoned, enamelled, non-stick, dishwasher-safe or food-contact tested unless those claims are supported by the approved production model.
The Reversible Cast Iron Grill & Griddle Plate can be positioned for several commercial market segments:
Customers can use one reversible plate for breakfast and evening grilling, reducing the number of pans carried in the vehicle.
The plate provides a familiar cooking surface for awning kitchens and outdoor cook stations. Storage space, weight and appliance support capacity must be checked before travel.
The broad plate format can support several portions at once, depending on the selected dimensions. It is useful for shared breakfasts, barbecue meals and simple one-surface cooking.
When paired with an approved portable heat source, the plate can add cooking versatility to compact outdoor setups.
Project-specific sizes and finishes may be evaluated for glamping operations, rental fleets, event catering preparation and demonstration kitchens.
Outdoor brands can position the plate beside camping stoves, grills, modular tables, utensils, protective bags and cookware-care products to increase basket size.
A cast iron plate must be supported correctly and heated by equipment suitable for its dimensions, weight and heat distribution. Compatibility should never be based on appearance alone.
The final model may be evaluated for use with:
Portable gas camp stoves
Supported grill frames
Charcoal grills with stable cooking-grate support
Outdoor firepit cooking systems designed to hold cookware
Purpose-built camp kitchen modules
Modular tables when a separately rated burner or grill supports the plate
Do not place the plate directly on an SMC, plastic, timber, fabric or other non-cooking table surface. A modular table opening does not automatically provide safe cookware support. The heat source or grill frame must carry the plate and maintain the required clearance from surrounding table materials.
For each bundle, confirm:
Plate length, width and thickness
Total product weight
Stove or grill support dimensions
Maximum supported cookware weight
Burner position and heat spread
Required side and underside clearance
Control access while the plate is installed
Stability when food is turned or removed
Grease path and risk of flare-up
Whether handles remain accessible
Appliance instructions and market approval
Intecamp can review dimensional information, but the buyer remains responsible for approving the final combination for its intended market and sales channel.
Item | Product Information |
|---|---|
Product Name | Reversible Cast Iron Grill & Griddle Plate |
Product Type | Two-sided outdoor cooking plate |
Main Material | Cast iron |
Side A | Ribbed grill cooking surface |
Side B | Smooth griddle cooking surface |
Shape | Confirm according to selected model or approved drawing |
Overall Dimensions | To be confirmed for the selected model |
Usable Cooking Area | To be confirmed |
Plate Thickness | To be confirmed |
Net Weight | To be confirmed |
Edge / Grease Channel | Confirm according to model design |
Handle Design | Confirm cast-in grip, opening or accessory requirement |
Surface Finish | Confirm bare, oil-seasoned, enamelled or other approved finish |
Colour | Based on selected finish and approved sample |
Compatible Heat Sources | Model-specific; confirm with the stove or grill manufacturer |
IGT / Modular-System Fit | Not universal; requires dimensional and support verification |
Food-Contact Documentation | Based on final material, finish and destination market |
Logo | Packaging logo or cast-in branding subject to quantity, tooling and feasibility |
Packaging | Standard export or customised retail packaging subject to order requirements |
MOQ | Confirm according to size, finish, branding and packaging |
Lead Time | Based on sample approval, quantity and customisation |
Place of Origin | China |
Final dimensions, tolerances, weight, finish, package contents and performance requirements must be recorded on the approved specification sheet, drawing or signed sample.
Cast iron is not one single retail specification. The finish changes the product’s appearance, care instructions, corrosion behaviour and compliance documentation.
This format relies on a thin polymerised oil layer to help protect the iron and improve food release over time. It requires thorough drying and periodic re-seasoning. Light surface rust may develop if the plate is stored wet or exposed to condensation.
If the plate is factory-seasoned, the seasoning oil, application process, curing conditions and first-use instructions should be confirmed. “Pre-seasoned” should not be published until the production finish is approved.
An enamelled surface can reduce routine seasoning requirements, but the coating must be specified and tested for the intended cooking use. Chipping, thermal shock, impact resistance and edge coverage require particular attention.
If enamel is selected, the buyer should confirm colour, gloss, coating thickness, allowable visual variation, food-contact documentation and care instructions. Enamelled cast iron should not be marketed as impact-proof or scratch-proof.
Alternative finish concepts require technical evaluation. Finish selection affects cost, MOQ, production lead time, packaging and documentation. The buyer should approve a physical sample before mass production.
Read the instructions supplied with the exact product. Care depends on whether the plate is bare, factory-seasoned or enamelled.
For bare or seasoned cast iron:
Remove all packaging and protective materials.
Wash or wipe the plate according to the supplied instructions.
Dry it completely, using gentle heat if recommended.
Apply a very thin layer of suitable cooking oil if seasoning is required.
Heat the plate gradually to establish or refresh the protective seasoning layer.
For enamelled cast iron, follow the coating-specific instructions. Do not automatically season an enamelled product unless the manufacturer recommends it.
Cast iron performs best when heated gradually. Begin at low or medium heat and allow the plate to warm across the cooking surface. Excessive concentrated flame can cause uneven temperatures, damage seasoning and increase the risk of warping or cracking.
Before adding food, test the temperature using a suitable cooking method rather than touching the plate. Use a small amount of oil appropriate for the cooking temperature and the food being prepared.
Preheat the plate, lightly oil the food or surface and allow the first side to develop colour before turning. Moving food too early can cause sticking. Manage fat carefully and monitor any grease that may reach the burner or charcoal.
Use a thin, even oil layer and a suitable spatula. Foods such as eggs and pancakes generally need moderate, controlled heat. High heat is useful for some searing applications but should not be used continuously without monitoring.
Never flip the plate while it is hot or while the heat source is operating. Turn off the appliance, allow the cast iron to cool completely and use safe handling methods. The unused surface may carry grease or food residue that must be cleaned before it faces the flame.
Use the plate only with an outdoor cooking system approved for its size and weight.
Operate gas, charcoal and solid-fuel equipment outdoors only.
Never cook inside a tent, vehicle, enclosed awning or poorly ventilated area.
Place the stove or grill on firm, stable and level ground.
Ensure the plate sits securely on all intended support points.
Keep the plate clear of SMC, plastic, fabric, timber and other heat-sensitive materials.
Do not leave the plate unattended while heating or cooking.
Wear dry, heat-resistant gloves when handling nearby components.
Assume all parts are hot during and after cooking.
Keep children, pets and combustible materials away from the cooking area.
Avoid excessive concentrated flame and uncontrolled preheating.
Manage grease to reduce smoke and flare-up risk.
Do not pour cold water onto a hot plate.
Do not place a hot plate on wet ground, glass, plastic or an unprotected table.
Allow the plate to cool naturally before cleaning, turning or packing.
Inspect the plate for cracks, severe rust, loose coating or deformation before use.
Stop using the product if structural damage or coating failure may affect safe cooking.
The final instruction manual must be written for the exact material finish, dimensions and intended heat sources.
Allow the plate to cool until it is safe to handle but not necessarily completely cold.
Remove food residue with a non-damaging scraper or brush.
Clean according to the seasoning instructions using minimal water and mild detergent when permitted.
Do not soak the plate.
Dry immediately and completely.
Apply a very thin film of cooking oil to protect the surface.
Store in a dry, ventilated place.
Use warm water, mild detergent and a non-abrasive sponge unless the approved care instructions state otherwise. Avoid metal tools, severe impact and rapid temperature changes that may damage enamel.
Do not pack the plate with food residue, moisture or heavy excess oil. Allow it to dry, separate it from damp fabric and protect the cooking surfaces from impact. A breathable protective bag, separator or rust-prevention paper may be specified for the final package.
Seasoned surfaces may vary from brown to black depending on oil, curing, use and cleaning. This can be normal for traditional cast iron and does not automatically indicate a defect. Acceptance standards should distinguish normal finish variation from rust, contamination or poor coating coverage.
Sticking may result from insufficient preheating, excessive heat, too little oil, wet food, damaged seasoning or moving food before it releases naturally. Cast iron is not the same as a synthetic non-stick coating.
Bare and seasoned cast iron can rust when stored wet or exposed to condensation. Proper drying and light oiling help protect the surface. Enamelled cast iron requires different care and may rust where iron is exposed by chips or incomplete edge coverage.
Weight contributes to stability and heat storage but must be considered for portability, vehicle payload, retail shipping and stove support. The final product weight should be clearly shown online and on the package.
Intecamp can review project requirements for distributors, retailers and outdoor brands. Depending on technical feasibility and order quantity, discussions may include:
Overall length, width and thickness
Rib height, spacing and orientation
Smooth-side edge profile
Grease channel or collection-area design
Handle or lifting-point design
Surface finish and colour
Cast-in logo or identification mark
Laser, label or packaging branding
Retail colour box or kraft carton
Instruction manual and care card
Barcode and market labels
Protective storage bag or separator
Bundling with utensils, gloves or cookware-care accessories
Packaging for e-commerce parcel delivery
Replacement and warranty policy
Cast-in branding or dimensional changes may require new tooling and a higher MOQ. All custom features should be confirmed through drawings and pre-production samples.
Before requesting a final quotation, define:
Target country and sales channel
Intended stove, grill or support frame
Required overall dimensions and tolerances
Maximum target weight
Plate thickness and flatness requirement
Rib pattern and smooth-surface design
Handle and grease-management features
Bare, seasoned or enamelled finish
Food-contact testing and documentation requirements
Retail packaging and e-commerce protection
Logo method and artwork
Order quantity and repeat-order forecast
Required spare or replacement policy
Incoterm and delivery destination
Target launch date
A complete specification reduces sampling rounds and prevents compatibility problems late in the project.
Cast cookware requires more than a visual packaging inspection. An order-specific quality plan should consider:
Confirm the agreed cast iron specification and any restricted-substance or food-contact requirements for the intended market.
Inspect for cracks, cold shuts, incomplete filling, excessive porosity, sharp flash and other casting defects that could affect strength or cleanability.
Measure length, width, thickness, support points, handle openings and rib geometry against the approved drawing.
Check both cooking orientations on the approved support fixture. Excessive rocking or deformation may create unstable heating and poor contact.
Review grinding, edge finishing and removal of burrs. Food-contact and handling areas should meet the approved workmanship standard.
Verify appearance, coverage, adhesion and curing according to the selected finish. Coating tests must match the approved specification.
Use an agreed test method to evaluate the plate under representative heating and cooling conditions. Sudden quenching should not be used as normal operation unless the product is specifically designed and tested for it.
Fit the plate to the intended stove, grill or module and verify support, control access, clearance and stability.
Cast iron is heavy and can damage itself or adjacent goods during transport. Review internal separators, corner protection, carton strength, moisture protection and drop-test requirements for the selected sales channel.
Compliance depends on the final iron composition, surface preparation, seasoning oil, enamel or other coating, packaging and destination country. A general statement that cast iron is “food safe” is not a substitute for model-specific documentation.
B2B buyers should agree responsibility for:
Material and coating declarations
Applicable food-contact testing
Restricted-substance requirements
Traceability and batch identification
Importer or responsible-business information
Product labels and care warnings
Instruction-manual language
Packaging and environmental requirements
Appliance compliance when sold as part of a cooking bundle
Only certificates and reports that identify the relevant material, finish and model should be used in marketing.
A reversible cast iron plate needs packaging that manages weight, impact and corrosion risk. A suitable packaging design may include:
Protective paper or approved rust-prevention material
Separator between the two cooking faces and accessories
Moulded pulp, foam or reinforced board supports
Strong inner and master cartons
Moisture-resistant outer packaging where required
Carrying and lifting warnings for heavy models
Care instructions placed where the customer sees them before first use
Barcode, country-of-origin and importer labels
E-commerce packaging should be evaluated separately from palletised wholesale shipping because parcel networks expose products to repeated drops and mixed orientations.
Intecamp develops portable camping kitchens, modular tables, gas burners, grills and related accessories. This system perspective helps B2B customers evaluate how cookware fits into a broader outdoor product programme.
Buyers can discuss dimensions, finish, branding, package structure and accessory bundles based on quantity and technical feasibility.
The grill and griddle plate can be positioned alongside Intecamp camping kitchens, IGT-style modular tables, grill modules and outdoor cooking accessories.
The project can be developed around drawings, samples, inspection criteria and destination-market requirements rather than relying on a generic catalogue description.
IGT Modular Camping Table — modular outdoor table with a nominal 36 × 25 cm insert area
IGT Gas Burner Stove — folding gas burner module; market-specific configuration must be confirmed
IGT BBQ Grill — folding stainless-steel charcoal grill module for outdoor use
Portable Camping Kitchen Accessories — related table, cooking and connection accessories
It is a two-sided cooking plate with a ribbed grill surface on one side and a smooth griddle surface on the other. The customer turns the cooled plate over to select the required cooking surface.
The finish must be confirmed for the selected model. Do not assume the plate is pre-seasoned. The quotation, packaging and manual should state whether it is bare, oil-seasoned, enamelled or supplied with another approved finish.
No. The stove must safely support the plate’s size and weight and distribute heat appropriately. Control access, clearances and appliance instructions must also be checked.
IGT compatibility is not universal. A cast iron plate requires safe support from a compatible burner or grill structure. Send the table, insert and appliance dimensions for engineering review before approving a bundle.
Only when the selected grill provides stable support, adequate clearance and safe grease management. Follow the grill manufacturer’s instructions and use it outdoors.
Do not claim dishwasher compatibility without confirmation. Traditional bare or seasoned cast iron is normally hand-washed, dried immediately and lightly oiled. Enamelled versions require the approved coating-specific instructions.
Clean and dry it completely. Bare or seasoned cast iron should normally receive a thin protective oil layer. Store it away from moisture and protect both cooking surfaces from impact.
Dimensional changes may be evaluated for OEM projects. New dimensions, rib patterns or cast-in logos may require tooling, sampling and a project-specific MOQ.
Retail box artwork, labels, barcodes, care cards and other packaging requirements can be discussed according to order quantity and package design.
Available documentation depends on the final material, finish and testing scope. Buyers should identify destination-market requirements before quotation so the required reports and responsibilities can be evaluated.
MOQ depends on size, finish, tooling, branding and packaging. Contact Intecamp with the project specification for an accurate answer.
Lead time depends on tooling, sample approval, testing, order quantity and packaging. Intecamp will provide a schedule after the specification is reviewed.
For an accurate B2B quotation, please send:
Required plate dimensions or equipment drawing
Intended stove, grill or modular system
Ribbed-side and flat-side design requirements
Required surface finish
Target product weight and price position
Food-contact and destination-market requirements
Logo and retail packaging artwork
Estimated trial and annual quantities
Delivery destination and preferred Incoterm
Required sample and launch dates
Intecamp will review the project and confirm technical feasibility, specification, tooling requirements, MOQ, sample plan, testing scope, quotation, production lead time and packaging proposal.
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