Beta Tools recently sent a 5-drawer RSC24 roller cabinet for review, and this initial assessment dives into the details.

Having used Beta’s storage solutions for nearly a decade – including a 14-year-old Beta C24 – I was eager to see how this newer model stacks up.

The delivery process itself was noteworthy, with the cabinet secured on a pallet with protective kick plates designed to shield it during transport.

These plates, initially mistaken for color swatches, proved invaluable in safeguarding the steel frame.

Unboxing revealed a damage-free unit, a reassuring sign considering my previous experience.

Assembly was surprisingly straightforward, though a minor issue with tight bolts on a few bolts was quickly resolved.

The cabinet’s design incorporates two straight and two swivel casters, one of which locks, and a pull handle on the left side.

Removing the drawers for transport presented a minor challenge – a slide was temporarily loosened – highlighting the importance of securing slides during relocation.

The innovative drawer construction, featuring 90-degree edges, made removal and reinstallation easier than with many competitors.

Beta also included a veneered plywood top, a side tray, and a simple-to-install pegboard backsplash.

Notably, the cabinet exhibited exceptionally low rolling resistance, suggesting high-quality casters and a lightweight design.

While the initial impression leans slightly toward a ‘plasticky’ aesthetic, the overall build quality and functionality of the Beta RSC24 roller cabinet appear promising, particularly for users who prioritize smooth operation and durable storage.