Crafting Mangrove Trapdoors in Minecraft
The mangrove trapdoor was added to Minecraft in the Wild Update (1.19). It’s a wood-based block that works just like other trapdoors but has that darker, tropical wood vibe from the mangrove trees. You can use it for building, redstone contraptions, or just about anything else you’d use a normal trapdoor for.
What You Need
To make mangrove trapdoors, you only need one material:
- 6 Mangrove Planks
This recipe makes 2 trapdoors at a time, so you get a decent return on your planks.
The Crafting Recipe
Open your crafting table to get the 3×3 grid. Place 6 mangrove planks in this pattern:
- Row 1: 3 mangrove planks
- Row 2: 3 mangrove planks
- Row 3: Empty
Put the planks in the top two rows, leaving the bottom row blank. When you do this right, you’ll get 2 mangrove trapdoors in the output slot. Move them to your inventory and you’re done.
Finding It in Creative Mode
Java Edition (PC/Mac)
Mangrove trapdoors appear in different places depending on your version:
- Minecraft 1.19: Found in the Redstone tab
- Minecraft 1.19.3 and up (1.20+): Found in the Building Blocks tab
Technical Info
Item ID and Name
In commands, use: minecraft:mangrove_trapdoor
Stack size is 64 (same as most wood blocks). This info applies to Minecraft Java 1.19 through 1.20.
Block States
Mangrove trapdoors have several properties you can adjust with commands:
- facing: north, south, east, or west (default: north). Controls which direction the inside of the trapdoor faces.
- half: lower or upper (default: lower). Picks which half of the block space it occupies.
- hinge: left or right (default: left). Determines which side the hinge is on.
- open: true or false (default: false). Whether the trapdoor is open or closed.
- powered: true or false (default: false). Whether it’s receiving a redstone signal.
Give Command
To get a mangrove trapdoor instantly in Java Edition, use:
/give @p mangrove_trapdoor 1
You can change the number at the end to get however many you want (up to 64 at once).