Yellow Concrete Slab — Minecraft block

Yellow Concrete Slab

Yellow Concrete Slab is the half-height (slab) form of yellow concrete, crafted from three blocks into six slabs for bright yellow floors and accents.

Block ID minecraft:yellow_concrete_slab
Mod Vanilla
Game versions
26.3

Description

Yellow Concrete Slab is the slab form of yellow concrete: a craftable, half-height building block in the yellow shade of Minecraft's sixteen-color concrete family. Three Yellow Concrete blocks in a row on a crafting table produce six Yellow Concrete Slabs, and a stonecutter cuts one Yellow Concrete into two slabs at the same two-per-block rate. Concrete slabs joined Minecraft in Java Edition 26.3, first in snapshot 7 — all sixteen colors at once, with stonecutter support following in snapshot 8 — and reached Bedrock Edition in the 26.50 previews (26.50.24). Any pickaxe breaks a Yellow Concrete Slab, a wooden pickaxe included, while mining without a pickaxe drops nothing at all.

Yellow Concrete Slab resists explosions with blast resistance 1.8 on Java Edition and 0.36 on Bedrock Edition, emits no light, never catches fire even in contact with lava, and stacks to 64 per slot. A single slab acts as a partially transparent block — blocking light on Java Edition and diffusing sky light on Bedrock Edition — while a double slab built from two halves fills the block space as a full, non-transparent block. Builders choose Yellow Concrete Slab where a full yellow concrete block would feel heavy: flooring, roof edges, and decorative banding at half height.

Block properties

Item ID minecraft:yellow_concrete_slab
/give command /give @p minecraft:yellow_concrete_slab
Stackable Yes (64)
Best tool Wooden Pickaxe
Renewable Yes
Hardness 1.8
Blast resistance 1.8
Java Edition 26.3

Guide

How to craft Yellow Concrete Slab in Minecraft

  1. 1

    Gather three Yellow Concrete

    Collect three blocks of Yellow Concrete, the full-cube form of the same material, and set up a crafting table.

  2. 2

    Lay the row on a crafting table

    Open the 3×3 grid of the crafting table and place the three Yellow Concrete side by side in a horizontal row.

  3. 3

    Take the six slabs

    Pull the six Yellow Concrete Slabs from the crafting output into the inventory.

  4. 4

    Cut spare concrete in a stonecutter

    Put one Yellow Concrete into a stonecutter to receive two Yellow Concrete Slabs without filling a crafting grid.

  5. 5

    Place halves and doubles

    Place Yellow Concrete Slab into the lower or upper half of a block space; a second slab against the same space completes a full double slab.

Building inside water

Yellow Concrete Slab can be waterlogged: placed directly into a water source, the slab keeps the water inside the block space, so ocean and river floors paved with slabs stay wet.

How to craft this block

Ingredients:
Yellow Concrete Yellow Concrete x3
Crafting
Yellow Concrete
Yellow Concrete
Yellow Concrete
Yellow Concrete Slab
6
Yellow Concrete Slab

Frequently asked questions

Which version added Yellow Concrete Slab to Minecraft?

Yellow Concrete Slab arrived with all sixteen concrete slab colors in Java Edition 26.3, first in snapshot 7, and reached Bedrock Edition in preview 26.50.24 for version 26.50.

Is a stonecutter better than a crafting table for Yellow Concrete Slab?

One Yellow Concrete cut in a stonecutter gives two Yellow Concrete Slabs — the same two-per-block rate as the crafting table's three-to-six, so the material cost is identical.

Which tool breaks Yellow Concrete Slab?

Any pickaxe breaks Yellow Concrete Slab, and a wooden pickaxe already qualifies; breaking the slab without a pickaxe drops nothing.

Is Yellow Concrete Slab fireproof?

Yellow Concrete Slab never catches fire, even in contact with lava. The blast resistance measures 1.8 on Java Edition and 0.36 on Bedrock Edition.

Is Yellow Concrete Slab renewable?

Yellow Concrete Slab is renewable (obtainable without limit) and stacks up to 64 per inventory slot.

Does light pass through Yellow Concrete Slab?

A single Yellow Concrete Slab blocks light on Java Edition and diffuses sky light on Bedrock Edition. A double slab of two halves is completely opaque.

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