Stone Stairs
Stone Stairs create clean gray slopes, walkable steps, corners, seats, and roof trim without requiring players to jump.
Description
Stone Stairs let players climb one block without jumping and automatically form straight, inner-corner, or outer-corner shapes according to neighboring stairs. Stone Stairs can also be placed upside down by targeting the upper half of a block face. The neutral texture suits foundations, civic buildings, paved entrances, modern roofs, seats, and trim; combine Stone Stairs with Stone Slabs and full Stone blocks to create gradual profiles without introducing a different material.
Building guide
How to craft and place Stone Stairs in Minecraft
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1
Prepare Stone
Smelt Cobblestone in a furnace until you have six Stone blocks, or keep individual Stone blocks for a stonecutter.
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2
Choose the efficient recipe
Use six Stone blocks on a crafting table for four stairs, or place Stone in a stonecutter for a one-to-one conversion.
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3
Control the shape
Aim at the lower or upper half of a block face to place normal or upside-down stairs, then add neighbors to form corners.
The final inner or outer corner depends on the orientation and position of adjacent stairs.
How to craft this block
Stone
x6
Frequently asked questions
How many Stone Stairs does one crafting recipe make?
Six Stone blocks produce four Stone Stairs on a crafting table.
Can a stonecutter make Stone Stairs?
Yes. A stonecutter converts one Stone block into one Stone Stair, avoiding the crafting table's lower yield.
Can Stone Stairs be placed upside down?
Yes. Target the upper half of a block face to place Stone Stairs upside down.
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