How to Make Bamboo Mosaic Stairs in Minecraft
Bamboo Mosaic Stairs
Bamboo Mosaic Stairs are the stair form of bamboo mosaic, a decorative block crafted from bamboo slabs, for building steps and slopes.
Description
Bamboo Mosaic Stairs were added in Java Edition 1.20 and Bedrock Edition 1.20.0, and before that release they were only reachable through an experimental setting. A stack of Bamboo Mosaic Stairs holds 64 blocks, so a large staircase fits in one inventory slot, and because one craft yields four stairs, long staircases are easiest to plan in multiples of four.
Block properties
| Item ID |
minecraft:bamboo_mosaic_stairs
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p minecraft:bamboo_mosaic_stairs
|
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Best tool | Axe |
| Renewable | Yes |
| Java Edition | 1.20 |
| Bedrock Edition | 1.20.0 |
Guide
How to make and use Bamboo Mosaic Stairs in Minecraft
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1
Craft the mosaic
Two Bamboo Slabs placed one above the other in a crafting table make one Bamboo Mosaic.
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2
Gather six blocks
One crafting action for stairs consumes six Bamboo Mosaic blocks, which equals twelve Bamboo Slabs.
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3
Arrange the stair shape
Six Bamboo Mosaic blocks arranged in a stair shape on the crafting table's 3×3 grid produce four Bamboo Mosaic Stairs.
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4
Break them when needed
Any tool breaks Bamboo Mosaic Stairs, but an axe breaks Bamboo Mosaic Stairs fastest.
Spare Bamboo Mosaic Stairs work as furnace fuel, and each block smelts 1.5 items.
How to craft this block
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Frequently asked questions
Do Bamboo Mosaic Stairs generate naturally in Minecraft?
No. Bamboo Mosaic Stairs do not generate naturally and can only be crafted.
Which tool breaks Bamboo Mosaic Stairs fastest?
An axe breaks Bamboo Mosaic Stairs fastest, although any other tool works too.
Can Bamboo Mosaic Stairs burn or hold water?
Bamboo Mosaic Stairs are flammable and catch fire from lava. Bamboo Mosaic Stairs can also be waterlogged, so water occupies the same space as the stair.
Are Bamboo Mosaic Stairs renewable?
Yes. Bamboo Mosaic Stairs are renewable (they can be produced again without limit), so the supply never runs out.