How do you get Orange Bed in Minecraft?

Orange Bed is crafted from Orange Wool and Planks at a Crafting Table, in a single step.

How many Orange Bed can you stack?

One Orange Bed per slot, since Orange Bed does not stack, and every one then costs 3 Orange Wool and 3 Planks. A full backpack of 36 inventory slots carries 36 of them, one apiece.

When was Orange Bed added to Minecraft?

Orange Bed was added in version 1.12.

What dye does Orange Bed need?

Orange dye is what Orange Bed needs. An open eyeblossom, an orange tulip or a torchflower each give one for Orange Bed. Mixing one red dye with one yellow dye makes two for Orange Bed.

How long does Orange Bed take to break?

What Orange Bed comes down to is 0.2 against a tool on it and 0.2 against a blast. Equal values mean Orange Bed was never built as a blast wall, whatever else it is good for. It belongs to no tool group, which is why it comes up the same however you hit it. Java 26.2 lists Orange Bed exactly this way, which is how it is printed here.

Utility BlocksCraftable

Orange Bed

Orange Bed is a orange bed that lets a player sleep through the night and sets their respawn point. It explodes if used in the Nether or the End.

Stack Size

Durability

N/A

Orange Bed at a glance

Orange Bed comes from crafting, and Utility Blocks is where it sits as a block. It does not stack, so every one you carry costs a full inventory slot, and nine of them fill a hotbar row.

Orange Bed owes its colour to orange dye. An open eyeblossom, an orange tulip or a torchflower each give one. Mixing one red dye with one yellow dye makes two. Orange Bed is a 0.2-hardness block. Mining Orange Bed and blowing it up both run into 0.2. It sits between Orange Banner and Orange Carpet in Utility Blocks, number 228 of 340 there.

Crafting recipe

Crafting
Orange Bed
Recipe data from Astroworld Crafting, where Orange Bed has the grid for Orange Bed

How to obtain

Crafting

Notes

Requires 3 matching-color wool and 3 planks (any wood). Colored beds were added in 1.12; before that only the default (white) bed existed.

Frequently asked questions about Orange Bed

How do you get Orange Bed in Minecraft?
Orange Bed is crafted from Orange Wool and Planks at a Crafting Table, in a single step.
How many Orange Bed can you stack?
One Orange Bed per slot, since Orange Bed does not stack, and every one then costs 3 Orange Wool and 3 Planks. A full backpack of 36 inventory slots carries 36 of them, one apiece.
What is Orange Bed used for?
Orange Bed is a orange bed that lets a player sleep through the night and sets their respawn point. It explodes if used in the Nether or the End.
When was Orange Bed added to Minecraft?
Orange Bed was added in version 1.12.
What dye does Orange Bed need?
Orange dye is what Orange Bed needs. An open eyeblossom, an orange tulip or a torchflower each give one for Orange Bed. Mixing one red dye with one yellow dye makes two for Orange Bed.
How long does Orange Bed take to break?
What Orange Bed comes down to is 0.2 against a tool on it and 0.2 against a blast. Equal values mean Orange Bed was never built as a blast wall, whatever else it is good for. It belongs to no tool group, which is why it comes up the same however you hit it. Java 26.2 lists Orange Bed exactly this way, which is how it is printed here.

Building with it

An Orange Bed takes three orange wool, which means an orange tulip, an open eyeblossom or a torchflower for each dye, or red and yellow mixed. It skips the night exactly like every other bed and resets your spawn where it stands, but the colour is one of the few that reads well against both spruce and birch.

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