Beta RSC50 2.0

The depth is the point

RSC50 2.0 runs a 70 cm worktop. That is 8.5 cm more than Beta's C45PRO 2.0 and it is the difference between a bench you work at and a bench you work around. A vice, a grinder and a parts tray sit side by side without anything hanging over the front edge.

It is a modular system rather than a product: floor modules, wall cabinets, service modules and perforated panels combined into a run, and rearranged later when the space changes. The corner module is the piece most ranges at this level do not have.

What sets it apart

  • Beta RSC50 2.0 self-supporting corner module

    A corner that turns properly

    A self-supporting corner module carries the worktop around the angle without a leg in the way. Most systems make you butt two runs together and lose the corner to a gap.

  • Beta RSC50 2.0 service module with paper and waste compartments

    Service modules

    Paper and waste compartments and a deep drawer, so the consumables that clutter a bench have somewhere to live inside the run rather than on top of it.

  • Beta RSC50 2.0 LED strip lighting under the worktop

    Integrated lighting and sockets

    Lighting and power built into the structure instead of clamped to it afterwards. Details per Beta's published documentation — we confirm the exact configuration in writing with your quote.

The three Beta systems, compared

  • RSC50 2.0

    • Worktop 70 cm
    • Sheet metal, multi-ply wood or stainless-coated MDF
    • Self-supporting corner module
    • Drawers 588 x 367 mm
    • Made in Italy
    • Special order, 6 to 8 weeks
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  • C45PRO 2.0

    • Worktop 61.5 cm
    • Stainless-coated MDF
    • No corner module in range
    • Drawers 588 x 367 mm
    • Mobile 7-drawer unit on 100 mm wheels
    • Special order, 6 to 8 weeks
    See the C45PRO 2.0 

  • C58BC

    • Worktop 75 cm
    • Multi-ply wood or stainless-coated MDF
    • Standalone benches, not a system
    • Drawers built into the bench
    • Origin not stated by Beta
    • Special order, 6 to 8 weeks
    See the C58BC 

Order it early: six to eight weeks

This range is not held in Beta's US warehouse. It is built in Italy and shipped to order, which puts it on a six to eight week cycle depending on where Beta is in the container schedule. That is not a reason to avoid it. It is a reason to agree the specification now and place the order before the garage work starts.

If you need Italian-made storage that ships from US stock instead, the RSC24 rolling cabinet is the range Beta keeps in Columbia, Pennsylvania.

Before you commit

What does an RSC50 2.0 run cost?

Beta has not issued us a US list for this range, so the figure below is indicative rather than a quote. It is derived from current European trade pricing for the same items, checked against the US list we already hold for Beta's stocked lines. We confirm the real number in writing before you order.

As a planning range: an entry combination lands around $8,300 to $11,600. A large run with a corner module and a full wall of cabinets reaches into the $30,000s. Send us the layout and we will price the exact combination.

Can I mix RSC50 with the C45PRO modules?

Not sensibly. The depths differ, so mixing them leaves a step in the worktop. Pick one depth for a run and stay with it.

How does it ship?

Freight, curbside, on a pallet — a full run is heavy. We quote the carrier and cost with the specification rather than after. See our freight guide.

Send the wall dimensions

We will lay the run out against Beta's current 2.0 module list and confirm it in writing with a firm delivery date.

Request a specificationSee the RSC24 in stock