Cinnabar Slab
Cinnabar Slab adds half-height mineral-red trim, shallow steps, and floor borders to Minecraft builds.
Description
Cinnabar Slab works well for shallow steps, floor borders, roof trim, shelves, parapet caps, and thin red seams between darker materials. The muted mineral-red texture pairs naturally with Deepslate, Blackstone, Tuff, Granite, and the yellow Sulfur block set introduced in the same game drop. Cinnabar Slab is decorative rather than functional: it does not create a special effect, emit light, or power redstone. Builders should choose the slab when a full Cinnabar block is visually too heavy or when a half-block surface is needed.
Crafting guide
How to craft and place Cinnabar Slabs in Minecraft
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Collect Cinnabar
Find Cinnabar in bands inside the underground Sulfur Caves biome introduced with Chaos Cubed.
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Arrange three blocks
Place three Cinnabar blocks across any single horizontal row of a crafting grid.
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Take six slabs
Move the six crafted Cinnabar Slabs into your inventory for a two-slabs-per-block material return.
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Choose slab height
Aim at the lower or upper half of a block face to control whether each Cinnabar Slab is bottom-placed or top-placed.
Two matching Cinnabar Slabs in the same block space form a double slab, so place carefully when preserving a half-block gap.
How to craft this block
Used in crafts
Related blocks
Frequently asked questions
How do you craft a Cinnabar Slab?
Place three Cinnabar blocks in one horizontal row of a crafting grid. The recipe produces six Cinnabar Slabs.
Which Minecraft version added Cinnabar Slabs?
Minecraft Java 26.2 Chaos Cubed added the Cinnabar block set, including slabs, stairs, walls, polished variants, bricks, and a chiseled block.
Where does the material for Cinnabar Slabs come from?
Cinnabar generates in bands inside the underground Sulfur Caves biome. Players craft the mined Cinnabar blocks into slabs.
Can Cinnabar Slabs be placed on the top half of a block?
Yes. Cinnabar Slabs support lower-half and upper-half placement, and two matching slabs combine into a double slab.
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