Lime Concrete Slab
Lime Concrete Slab is a half-height building block crafted from lime concrete, the bright lime-green choice for smooth modern floors, rooftop edges, and accent lines.
Description
Lime Concrete Slab keeps the saturated lime tint of solid concrete, well suited to modern floors, rooftop terraces, and crisp accent lines against darker palettes. Lime Concrete Slab does not catch fire, is never destroyed by lava, stacks to 64, and can be waterlogged (water occupies the same block space) for pool edging and underwater walkways. The supply chain starts one step earlier: concrete forms when concrete powder touches water, so pour lime concrete powder at a shoreline and collect the hardened lime concrete for the slab recipe. Lime Concrete Slab also pairs with the fifteen other concrete slab colors, from white to black, for checkered floors and gradients.
Block properties
| Item ID |
minecraft:lime_concrete_slab
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|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p minecraft:lime_concrete_slab
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| 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 and use Lime Concrete Slab in Minecraft
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1
Turn lime concrete powder into lime concrete
Place lime concrete powder next to water — a source block, flowing water, or a waterlogged block in Java Edition — and the powder instantly hardens into solid lime concrete.
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2
Craft six slabs at a crafting table
Lay three lime concrete blocks in a straight row on the crafting grid; the recipe outputs six Lime Concrete Slabs.
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3
Cut single blocks in a stonecutter
Put one lime concrete into a stonecutter to receive two Lime Concrete Slabs without opening a crafting table.
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4
Place slabs for floors, roofs, and accent lines
Run Lime Concrete Slab rows along walkways and roof edges, and mix the lime tone with the other fifteen concrete slab colors for checkered patterns.
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Break slabs only with a pickaxe
Mine Lime Concrete Slab with any pickaxe — a wooden pickaxe is enough — because mining by hand drops nothing.
Lime Concrete Slab can be waterlogged, letting water occupy the same block space for clean pool edging and underwater paths.
How to craft this block
Lime Concrete
x3
Frequently asked questions
Can a stonecutter make Lime Concrete Slab?
A stonecutter turns one lime concrete into two Lime Concrete Slabs. The crafting-table recipe gives the same yield per concrete but delivers six Lime Concrete Slabs in a single operation.
Does Lime Concrete Slab burn or break in lava?
Lime Concrete Slab does not catch fire and is never destroyed by lava, so builders place concrete slabs beside lava lakes without losses.
Which tool harvests Lime Concrete Slab?
Any pickaxe works, and a wooden pickaxe is the minimum tier. Breaking Lime Concrete Slab by hand or with a non-pickaxe tool drops nothing.
Is Lime Concrete Slab renewable?
Lime Concrete Slab is renewable (obtainable endlessly), because all crafting ingredients of concrete powder, the parent material of concrete, are renewable.
How blast-resistant is Lime Concrete Slab?
Lime Concrete Slab has a blast resistance of 1.8 in Java Edition and 0.36 in Bedrock Edition.
Which update added Lime Concrete Slab?
Concrete slabs in all sixteen colors arrived in Java Edition 26.3 and Bedrock Edition 26.50, with lime in the original set.
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