6 current variants

Deepslate Tile Stairs Recipe

Deepslate Tile Stairs is produced through 6 tracked recipe variants across Java and Bedrock. This guide turns the registry data into exact placement instructions and material totals for common batch sizes.

Deepslate Tile Stairs Recipe — representative authorized Minecraft assetDeepslate Tile Stairs Recipe
Output
Deepslate Tile Stairs
Variants
6
Editions
Java & Bedrock
Stations
Crafting Table, Stonecutter

How this Deepslate Tile Stairs recipe works

Java · Crafting Table · Variant 1

Ingredients

Crafting pattern

Step-by-step instructions

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

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

Batch planner

TargetOperationsActual outputMaterials
1641624 × Deepslate Tiles
64166496 × Deepslate Tiles

Bedrock · Stonecutter · Variant 2

Ingredients

Station slots

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Collect 1 × Cobbled Deepslate for one operation.
  2. Place the material in the Stonecutter input and select Deepslate Tile Stairs from the choices.
  3. Collect 1 × Deepslate Tile 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 × Cobbled Deepslate
64646464 × Cobbled Deepslate

Bedrock · Stonecutter · Variant 3

Ingredients

Station slots

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Collect 1 × Deepslate Bricks for one operation.
  2. Place the material in the Stonecutter input and select Deepslate Tile Stairs from the choices.
  3. Collect 1 × Deepslate Tile 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 × Deepslate Bricks
64646464 × Deepslate Bricks

Bedrock · Stonecutter · Variant 4

Ingredients

Station slots

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Collect 1 × Deepslate Tiles for one operation.
  2. Place the material in the Stonecutter input and select Deepslate Tile Stairs from the choices.
  3. Collect 1 × Deepslate Tile 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 × Deepslate Tiles
64646464 × Deepslate Tiles

Bedrock · Stonecutter · Variant 5

Ingredients

Station slots

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Collect 1 × Polished Deepslate for one operation.
  2. Place the material in the Stonecutter input and select Deepslate Tile Stairs from the choices.
  3. Collect 1 × Deepslate Tile 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 × Polished Deepslate
64646464 × Polished Deepslate

Bedrock · Crafting Table · Variant 6

Ingredients

Crafting pattern

Step-by-step instructions

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

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

Batch planner

TargetOperationsActual outputMaterials
1641624 × Deepslate Tiles
64166496 × Deepslate Tiles

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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