Cyan Concrete Stairs
Cyan Concrete Stairs are the bright teal stair blocks of Minecraft's concrete family: six cyan concrete craft four smooth steps that never catch fire.
26.3
Description
Cyan Concrete Stairs are the cyan variant of Minecraft's concrete stairs, added in Java Edition 26.3 and Bedrock Edition 26.50. Six cyan concrete blocks arranged in a staircase pattern on a crafting table produce four Cyan Concrete Stairs, and a stonecutter cuts one cyan concrete into one stair. Mining Cyan Concrete Stairs works with any pickaxe — wooden tier is enough — and mining without a pickaxe drops nothing. Cyan Concrete Stairs share the concrete numbers: hardness 1.8, Java blast resistance 1.8 (0.36 in Bedrock Edition), not flammable, and impossible to set on fire from lava.
Cyan Concrete Stairs keep the bright, solid cyan tone of concrete and, unlike wool stairs, never burn. Cyan Concrete Stairs follow the standard stair placement: aim at a block top or the lower half of a block side to set the step right side up, aim at a block bottom to place the stair upside-down, and neighboring stairs of any material join automatically into inner or outer corners. The flat cyan surface suits pool edges, modern facades, and grandstands that call for one clean color.
Cyan Concrete Stairs keep the bright, solid cyan tone of concrete and, unlike wool stairs, never burn. Cyan Concrete Stairs follow the standard stair placement: aim at a block top or the lower half of a block side to set the step right side up, aim at a block bottom to place the stair upside-down, and neighboring stairs of any material join automatically into inner or outer corners. The flat cyan surface suits pool edges, modern facades, and grandstands that call for one clean color.
Block properties
| Item ID |
minecraft:cyan_concrete_stairs
|
|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p minecraft:cyan_concrete_stairs
|
| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Best tool | Pickaxe |
| Renewable | Yes |
| Hardness | 1.8 |
| Blast resistance | 1.8 |
| Java Edition | 26.3 |
| Bedrock Edition | 26.50 |
Guide
How to craft Cyan Concrete Stairs in Minecraft
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1
Turn cyan concrete powder into cyan concrete
Let cyan concrete powder touch water — a water source, flowing water, or, in Java Edition, a waterlogged block — and the powder solidifies into cyan concrete.
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2
Craft four stairs from six concrete
On a crafting table, arrange six cyan concrete in a staircase shape: one block in the top row, two in the middle row, and three along the bottom row, all aligned to the left. The grid outputs four Cyan Concrete Stairs.
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3
Cut stairs with a stonecutter
A stonecutter turns one cyan concrete into one Cyan Concrete Stairs, spending one block per stair instead of the 1.5 blocks per stair that crafting costs. Stonecutting works since Java 26.3 and Bedrock 26.50.
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4
Place the stairs
Point at a block top or at the lower half of a block side to place a right-side-up stair; point at a block bottom or the upper half of a side for an upside-down stair. Neighboring stairs of any material join automatically into inner or outer corners.
Walking costs no hunger
Walking up Cyan Concrete Stairs adds no hunger exhaustion, while every jump adds 0.2 — long staircases beat repeated jumping for keeping the hunger bar full.
How to craft this block
Ingredients:
Cyan Concrete
x6
Cyan Concrete
x6
Crafting
Cyan Concrete Stairs
4
Frequently asked questions
How many colors of concrete stairs exist in Minecraft?
Concrete stairs come in sixteen dye colors. Cyan Concrete Stairs are the cyan member of that family.
Are Cyan Concrete Stairs renewable?
Yes. Concrete counts as renewable because every ingredient of concrete powder is renewable; still, without glitches, sand only comes renewably from the wandering trader, which spawns infrequently and trades a limited number of times.
Can Cyan Concrete Stairs hold water?
Yes. Cyan Concrete Stairs are waterloggable — placed inside water, the stair keeps the water in the same block space.
Do Cyan Concrete Stairs block light?
In Java Edition the full-block faces block light while the open step lets light through, so transparency is partial. In Bedrock Edition stairs count as fully transparent.
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