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Deployables

The Rust Deployables category contains 168 published items, including 158 craftable recipes with item IDs and shortnames.

All 168 items in Deployables

How the Rust Deployables category works

Deployables are the things you place rather than carry: furnaces, boxes, beds, research tables, planters, signs and a great deal of decoration. It is the largest tab in the game, and the one that turns four walls into somewhere worth defending.

The Rust Deployables category contains 168 published items in the crafting and inventory catalog, each indexed with static HTML tables compiled directly from the game files. Notable entries in the Deployables roster include Advent Calendar, Anchor, Artist Canvas Large and Artist Canvas Small. Across the Deployables roster, 158 entries carry a crafting blueprint, 68 can be studied at a Research Table, 164 break down at a monument Recycler, and 122 accept condition repair at a Repair Bench or with a Hammer.

Crafting, recycling and blueprint stats in Deployables

Each card in the Deployables index opens a dedicated item sheet displaying its console shortname, signed integer ID, ground despawn timer, and complete crafting bill broken down to base resources. Research Table study fees across the researchable Deployables blueprints span from 10 to 60 Scrap. Feeding recyclable Deployables items into a monument Recycler yields raw materials or components across 164 material-returning entries. Inventory stack limits in Deployables reach up to 20 units per slot alongside 104 non-stackable entries.

  • Workbench and crafting split (158 of 168): 117 hand-crafted without a workbench, 31 at Workbench Level 1, 10 at Workbench Level 2, with 10 non-craftable items sourced from loot tables, vendors, or world harvesting.
  • Blueprint research costs (68 researchable): Research Table study fees range from 10 to 60 Scrap depending on blueprint tier and item rarity.
  • Monument recycler breakdown (164 recyclable): 164 entries return crafting materials at yellow (40%), green (50%/60%), and red (75%) monument Recyclers.
  • Inventory stack limits (up to 20): 104 non-stackable (1 per slot) and 64 stackable items across player backpacks and storage chests.
  • Rarity tiers and admin console IDs: Distributed across 4 rarity groups, with signed 32-bit integer IDs and F1 console shortnames printed on every individual sheet.

Frequently asked questions about the Rust wiki

How many Deployables items are in Rust?

Vanilla Rust includes 168 published items under the Deployables tab, including Advent Calendar and Anchor. Within that group, 158 have a player recipe, 68 support Research Table study, 164 shred in a Recycler, and 122 support durability repair.

Which Deployables items can be crafted in Rust and at what workbench tier?

Survivors can craft 158 out of 168 Deployables items (117 by hand, 31 at Tier 1, 10 at Tier 2). The remaining 10 entries have no player recipe and must be gathered from monument crates, Scientist drops, resource nodes, or vendor stalls.

How much Scrap does it cost to research Deployables blueprints in Rust?

Players can study 68 of the 168 Deployables items at a Research Table for 10 to 60 Scrap, topped by Asbestos Armor Insert (60 Scrap) and Drone (60 Scrap). The other 100 entries are either unlocked by default or non-craftable.

What do Rust Deployables items give when recycled at a monument Recycler?

Monument Recyclers process 164 of the 168 Deployables entries (164 returning raw materials or components and zero direct Scrap payouts). Standard green recyclers return 50% unpowered (60% powered), yellow safe-zone units return 40%, and the red Power Plant unit returns 75%.

What are the inventory stack sizes for Rust Deployables items?

Slot capacities across the 168 Deployables entries range from 1 up to 20 units: 104 items are single-slot while 64 stack to multiple units. High-capacity stacks include Christmas Lights (20 per slot) and Bath Tub Planter (10 per slot).

Can Rust Deployables items be repaired at a Repair Bench?

Out of 168 Deployables entries, 122 carry a condition bar that can be restored at a Repair Bench or with a Hammer, while 46 never require repair. Bench repairs consume up to 20% of the crafting bill and trim maximum durability.

What are the item IDs and console spawn shortnames for Rust Deployables items?

Every Deployables sheet on RustPotato provides both the text shortname used by inventory.give and the signed 32-bit integer ID used by inventory.giveid in F1 or RCON. Examples include Advent Calendar (xmas.advent, ID -2027793839) and Anchor (anchor, ID 829641693).

How are Rust Deployables items distributed by rarity tier?

Item rarity across the 168 Deployables entries breaks down into 30 common, 42 uncommon, 21 rare and 75 unranked. On a Workbench Tech Tree, rarity determines the base tile fee: 15 Scrap for Common, 30 for Uncommon, 60 for Rare, and 120 for Very Rare.

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