How to Make Jungle Fence in Minecraft

Jungle Fence

Jungle Fence is a wooden barrier block that most mobs cannot jump over, used to enclose animal pens and mark property lines.

Block ID minecraft:jungle_fence

Mod Vanilla

Game versions

1.21

Description

Jungle Fence is a wooden barrier block crafted from 4 Jungle Planks and 2 Sticks, which yield 3 fences per craft. Jungle Fence was added to Java Edition 1.8 and to Bedrock Edition in version 0.10.0. Naturally generated Jungle Fence appears as the window of armorer houses in desert villages and in shipwrecks. Jungle Fence has hardness 2 and blast resistance 3 (how much explosion damage the block withstands).

Jungle Fence fills one block in the selection box, but the collision box (the area that stops entities) is 1.5 blocks tall, so most mobs cannot jump over it without the Jump Boost effect. Spiders still climb over Jungle Fence, and camels can walk over it. Jungle Fence connects to solid blocks and to other wooden fences, but not to Nether Brick Fence, and a Lead ties a mob to the post. Jungle Fence stacks to 64 and is renewable (the supply never runs out). A line of Jungle Fence therefore keeps most mobs inside or outside a marked area.

Block properties

Item ID	`minecraft:jungle_fence`
/give command	`/give @p minecraft:jungle_fence`
Stackable	Yes (64)
Best tool	Axe
Renewable	Yes
Hardness	2
Blast resistance	3
Java Edition	1.8
Bedrock Edition	0.10.0

Guide

How to craft and use Jungle Fence in Minecraft

1

Gather the materials

One craft needs 4 Jungle Planks and 2 Sticks.
2

Fill the crafting grid

A crafting table (3×3 grid) accepts two rows of plank, stick, plank, and the result is 3 Jungle Fence.
3

Place the posts

Each placed Jungle Fence connects to neighbouring solid blocks and wooden fences automatically.
4

Add a gate

A Jungle Fence Gate set into the line gives players a way through the barrier.
5

Tie a mob

A Lead used on a Jungle Fence ties a mob to the post.