Jungle Shelf
Jungle Shelf is a jungle-wood storage block that displays three item stacks and powers redstone hotbar-swap loadouts.
Description
Java & Bedrock Guide
How to craft and use a Jungle Shelf in Minecraft
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Strip the jungle logs
Right-click jungle logs with any axe to make stripped jungle logs, the only ingredient the recipe accepts.
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Craft the shelf
Place six stripped jungle logs along the top and bottom rows of a crafting table to produce six Jungle Shelves.
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Store and display items
Right-click a slot with an item to place it; each of the three slots shows its stack on the block's front face.
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Wire it to redstone
Power the shelf to swap its slots with your hotbar; connect two or three shelves to swap six or all nine slots.
Shelves were added in Java Edition 1.21.9 and Bedrock Edition 1.21.111; older worlds must update to use them.
How to craft this block
Stripped Jungle Log
x6
Frequently asked questions
How do you craft a Jungle Shelf?
Place six stripped jungle logs across the top and bottom rows of a crafting grid; the recipe yields six shelves at once.
How many items can a Jungle Shelf hold?
A Jungle Shelf has three slots and stores up to three item stacks, each displayed on the front face.
What does a powered Jungle Shelf do?
When powered by redstone it swaps its three slots with the rightmost hotbar slots; two or three connected shelves swap six or nine.
Can a Jungle Shelf be waterlogged?
Yes. A Jungle Shelf is waterloggable, so it keeps water in its block space for underwater builds.
What breaks a Jungle Shelf fastest?
An axe breaks it fastest and always drops the block; note that it is flammable like other overworld wood.
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