Stripped Jungle Wood
Stripped Jungle Wood is a clean six-sided pale log block crafted from four Stripped Jungle Logs, ideal for jungle treehouses and neutral pillars.
Description
Stripped Jungle Wood gives builders a uniform pale tan surface on all six faces, hiding the dark vertical bark streaks of ordinary Jungle Wood. Stripped Jungle Wood suits jungle-tree houses, treetop walkways, and neutral-toned pillars where a clean log look is wanted without the outer bark texture. Because Jungle Logs grow from Jungle Saplings in jungle biomes and the axe-strip action is repeatable, Stripped Jungle Wood is a renewable resource (jungle trees regrow on demand, so planting and harvesting them yields an endless log supply). Stripped Jungle Wood catches fire from adjacent lava in both Java and Bedrock Editions, so keep jungle builds a safe distance from lava falls.
Block properties
| Item ID |
minecraft:stripped_jungle_wood
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|---|---|
| /give command |
/give @p minecraft:stripped_jungle_wood
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| Stackable | Yes (64) |
| Best tool | Axe |
| Renewable | Yes |
| Hardness | 2 |
| Blast resistance | 2 |
| Java Edition | 1.13 |
| Bedrock Edition | 1.4.0 |
Guide
How to craft Stripped Jungle Wood in Minecraft
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1
Gather Stripped Jungle Logs
Right-click Jungle Log with any axe to strip the bark, turning Jungle Log into a Stripped Jungle Log.
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2
Open a crafting grid
A 2x2 inventory grid or a 3x3 Crafting Table both work, since the Stripped Jungle Wood recipe only needs four cells.
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3
Place four logs in a 2x2 square
Arrange four Stripped Jungle Logs in a 2x2 pattern to match the standard Minecraft bark-block recipe that yields three wood blocks.
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4
Collect three Stripped Jungle Wood
The recipe yields three Stripped Jungle Wood blocks per craft, so four logs become three clean six-sided wood blocks.
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5
Harvest with an axe
An axe breaks Stripped Jungle Wood fastest, and Stripped Jungle Wood also drops itself when broken by hand without a tool.
The axe-strip action is repeatable on every Jungle Log, so planting Jungle Saplings in a jungle biome turns Stripped Jungle Wood into an endlessly renewable building material.
How to craft this block
Stripped Jungle Log
x4
Frequently asked questions
What is the crafting recipe for Stripped Jungle Wood in Minecraft?
Place four Stripped Jungle Logs in a 2x2 grid on a crafting table to produce three Stripped Jungle Wood blocks, matching the standard Minecraft bark-block recipe.
How do you get Stripped Jungle Logs for the recipe?
Right-click a Jungle Log with any axe to remove the bark in a single action, converting the Jungle Log into a Stripped Jungle Log. Using the axe on Jungle Wood instead yields Stripped Jungle Wood directly.
Is Stripped Jungle Wood flammable?
Yes, Stripped Jungle Wood is flammable: Stripped Jungle Wood burns in fire and catches fire from adjacent lava in both Java and Bedrock Editions, like every ordinary wood block.
What tool breaks Stripped Jungle Wood fastest?
An axe breaks Stripped Jungle Wood fastest, and Stripped Jungle Wood still drops itself when broken by hand without any tool, so harvesting needs no Silk Touch.
Is Stripped Jungle Wood renewable?
Yes, Stripped Jungle Wood is a renewable resource because Jungle Logs grow from Jungle Saplings in jungle biomes and the axe-strip action can be repeated on every harvested log.
In which Minecraft version was Stripped Jungle Wood introduced?
Stripped Jungle Wood was added to Java Edition in version 1.13 and to Bedrock Edition in version 1.4.0, first playable in beta 1.2.13.8 behind Experimental Gameplay. The Bedrock crafting recipe and Creative inventory entry arrived in 1.10.0.
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