Orange Wool Slab — Minecraft block

Orange Wool Slab

Orange Wool Slab is a half-height wool block that muffles vibrations (blocks sculk sensor signals) and works as furnace fuel in Java Edition.

Block ID minecraft:orange_wool_slab
Mod Vanilla
Game versions
26.3

Description

Orange Wool Slab is the orange variant of the wool slab, a half-height block that yields six slabs from three orange wool blocks placed in one crafting-grid row. Wool slabs were announced at Minecraft Live on May 30, 2026, added to Java Edition in version 26.3, and reached Bedrock Edition in the 26.40 previews before full implementation in 26.50. Orange Wool Slab breaks with any tool, shears work fastest against the 0.8 hardness, and the block has 0.8 blast resistance in Java Edition. Wool slabs are a renewable resource, stack to 64, and any wool slab recolors into another color with dye the same way wool itself is re-dyed.

Orange Wool Slab blocks vibrations: placed between a sculk sensor and a vibration source, the wool slab cuts the signal, and sculk sensors and wardens cannot detect walking, sprinting, or jumping on wool slabs. In Java Edition, Orange Wool Slab also works as furnace fuel, smelting 0.25 items per slab, which means four slabs per smelted item. Wool slabs burn at flammability 30, vanish in lava, and resist explosions weakly, so keep fire away from orange builds. Wool slabs are also a crafting ingredient for cushions, giving Orange Wool Slab a place in soft, quiet interiors.

Block properties

Item ID minecraft:orange_wool_slab
/give command /give @p minecraft:orange_wool_slab
Stackable Yes (64)
Best tool Shears
Renewable Yes
Hardness 0.8
Blast resistance 0.8
Java Edition 26.3

Guide

How to craft and use Orange Wool Slab in Minecraft

  1. 1

    Craft six slabs

    Place three orange wool blocks in a single row of the crafting grid; the recipe produces six Orange Wool Slabs.

  2. 2

    Recolor any wool slab

    Combine any wool slab with orange dye in the crafting grid to turn that slab into an Orange Wool Slab.

  3. 3

    Break with shears

    Break an Orange Wool Slab with any tool; shears clear the 0.8 hardness fastest.

  4. 4

    Silence sculk sensors

    Place an Orange Wool Slab between a sculk sensor and a vibration source, or walk on wool slabs, so sculk sensors and wardens detect nothing.

  5. 5

    Smelt with wool fuel

    Load four Orange Wool Slabs into a furnace in Java Edition; four slabs as fuel smelt exactly one item.

Keep fire and TNT away

Orange Wool Slab burns at flammability 30, disappears in lava, and carries only 0.8 blast resistance in Java Edition, so fire and explosions sweep wool builds away fast.

How to craft this block

Ingredients:
Orange Wool Orange Wool x3
Crafting
Orange Wool
Orange Wool
Orange Wool
Orange Wool Slab
6
Orange Wool Slab

Used in crafts

Frequently asked questions

What sound does a note block make on Orange Wool Slab?

In Java Edition a note block on a wool slab plays the guitar sound until version 26.60; Bedrock Edition keeps the default harp and receives the guitar in 26.60.

Can Orange Wool Slab be waterlogged?

Yes, wool slabs can be waterlogged, so water fills the free half of the block space without breaking the slab.

Why do wool slabs of different colors not stack together?

Wool slabs stack to 64 items of the same color only, so an orange slab and a white slab never merge into one stack.

How much blast resistance does Orange Wool Slab have?

Orange Wool Slab has 0.8 blast resistance in Java Edition but only 0.16 in Bedrock Edition, so TNT tears through wool slabs in both editions.

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