Jungle Door - Minecraft Block Guide | Properties, Recipe & Uses (2025)

What is Jungle Door in Minecraft?

A jungle door is a door made from the pinkish brown wood of the jungle biome. It has a very unique and rustic appearance, with a small, barred window at the top. The main purpose of a jungle door is to function as a regular door, allowing you to create an entrance to your base or a passage between rooms. Unlike iron or copper doors, you can open and close a jungle door simply by right clicking it, no redstone required. Players use the jungle door not just for its function, but for its amazing look. It is a perfect choice for any build with a jungle theme, a treehouse, a rustic cabin, or any structure where you want to add a warm, tropical feel.

How to get Jungle Door in Minecraft

The only way to get a jungle door is by crafting it. It does not generate naturally anywhere in the world. The crafting recipe is the same as for any other wooden door in the game. You will need six jungle planks. To get jungle planks, you must first venture into a jungle biome. These biomes are recognizable by their very tall trees and dense vegetation. Chop down the jungle trees with an axe to collect jungle logs. Once you have the logs, place them into your crafting grid to convert them into jungle planks. After you have at least six jungle planks, open a crafting table. Place the six planks in the crafting grid by filling up the left and middle columns completely. This will create three jungle doors for you.

How to use Jungle Door in Minecraft

Using a jungle door is very easy. You can place it in any one by two block opening. Just like other wooden doors, you can open and close a jungle door by simply right clicking on it. Villagers can also open and close wooden doors, which helps them move around their village. You can also open a jungle door using redstone power from a button or pressure plate if you want to automate it. The main appeal of the jungle door is its decorative use. Its warm color and little window make it a fantastic choice for a treehouse or a beach hut. It pairs beautifully with other jungle wood blocks and mossy cobblestone to create a strong tropical or overgrown aesthetic.

How to craft Jungle Door in Minecraft

Crafting Table

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What can Jungle Door make in Minecraft

No items can be crafted.

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