Quartz Stairs
A clean white staircase block made from blocks of quartz for modern and classical builds. It can also be cut at a stonecutter.
64
N/A
Utility Blocks
1.5
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Overview
Quartz Stairs are blocks in the Utility Blocks category of Minecraft, obtained through crafting them and Stonecutter. A single inventory slot holds a full stack of 64 Quartz Stairs.
Quartz Stairs have a hardness of 0.8. For Quartz Stairs the blast resistance is not separate: it is 0.8 as well. Use a pickaxe on Quartz Stairs to speed them up; no particular tier is required.
Crafting Recipe
Crafting4
How to Obtain
- Crafting
- Stonecutter
Notes
A stonecutter produces 1 stairs per Block of Quartz instead of 4 per 6.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you get Quartz Stairs in Minecraft?
Quartz Stairs is crafted at a Crafting Table using Block of Quartz, and each craft yields 4. It can also be obtained through Stonecutter.
What is Quartz Stairs used for?
A clean white staircase block made from blocks of quartz for modern and classical builds. It can also be cut at a stonecutter.
How many Quartz Stairs can you stack?
Gather 96 Block of Quartz and you can fill a whole slot with 64 Quartz Stairs, since each one returns 4.
How long does Quartz Stairs take to break?
Look up Quartz Stairs and you get 0.8 hardness against 0.8 blast resistance. The pair being level means Quartz Stairs have no hidden strength against explosives. Use a pickaxe on Quartz Stairs to speed them up; no particular tier is required. Nothing here was timed by hand; it is what Java 26.2 stores.
When was Quartz Stairs added to Minecraft?
Quartz Stairs was added in version 1.5.