3 current variants

Andesite Stairs Recipe

Andesite Stairs is produced through 3 tracked recipe variants across Java and Bedrock. This guide turns the registry data into exact placement instructions and material totals for common batch sizes.

Andesite Stairs Recipe — representative authorized Minecraft assetAndesite Stairs Recipe
Output
Andesite Stairs
Variants
3
Editions
Java & Bedrock
Stations
Crafting Table, Stonecutter

How this Andesite Stairs recipe works

Java · Crafting Table · Variant 1

Ingredients

Crafting pattern

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Collect 6 × Andesite for one operation.
  2. Open the Crafting Table and reproduce the shown pattern without rotating or rearranging a shaped recipe.
  3. Take 4 × Andesite Stairs from the output slot.

Read the fixed pattern as top row (left: Andesite), middle row (left: Andesite; centre: Andesite), bottom row (left: Andesite; centre: Andesite; right: Andesite).

Batch planner

TargetOperationsActual outputMaterials
1641624 × Andesite
64166496 × Andesite

Bedrock · Stonecutter · Variant 2

Ingredients

Station slots

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Collect 1 × Stone for one operation.
  2. Place the material in the Stonecutter input and select Andesite Stairs from the choices.
  3. Collect 1 × Andesite Stairs; repeat for the required batch.

This recipe uses the Stonecutter input slots rather than a movable 3 × 3 crafting shape.

Batch planner

TargetOperationsActual outputMaterials
16161616 × Stone
64646464 × Stone

Bedrock · Crafting Table · Variant 3

Ingredients

Crafting pattern

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Collect 6 × Stone for one operation.
  2. Open the Crafting Table and reproduce the shown pattern without rotating or rearranging a shaped recipe.
  3. Take 4 × Andesite Stairs from the output slot.

Read the fixed pattern as top row (left: Stone), middle row (left: Stone; centre: Stone), bottom row (left: Stone; centre: Stone; right: Stone).

Batch planner

TargetOperationsActual outputMaterials
1641624 × Stone
64166496 × Stone

Java vs Bedrock recipe check

Java and Bedrock are both represented, but their normalized variant sets are not identical. Use the heading on each variant before copying its layout.

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