Overview
Red Carpet is one of the 16 variants of White Carpet: same recipe, same hardness, same drops — only the look differs. The full write-up for the set is on the White Carpet page.
Red Carpet counts as a coloured block in Minecraft 1.21.4. A crafting table turns its ingredients into Red Carpet. It breaks almost instantly, with a hardness of just 0.1.
You can break it by hand without losing the drop. It drops as the same block you mined. With a blast resistance of only 0.1 it will not survive an explosion.
Sixty-four fit in one inventory slot. The recipe calls for Red Wool. It is not used in any crafting recipe.
About the red set
Properties
With 0.1 blast resistance Red Carpet goes down to any nearby explosion. It is fully opaque and produces no light. Stack size is 64 — the standard full stack. Fire takes to it quickly — encouragement 60, burn 20 — which makes it a poor neighbour for lava or a lit campfire. As furnace fuel it burns for 3.4 seconds — 0.3 smelting operations.
- Transparent
- No
- Required tool
- Any
- Flammable
- Yes (60/20)
- Fuel value
- 3.4 s
Crafting recipe
Crafting Table
Shapeless recipe
Red Carpet
Crafting Table
Red Carpet ×3
Drops
Mined with any, Red Carpet drops itself.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you get Red Carpet in Minecraft?
Red Carpet is crafted from Red Wool.
What tool do you need to break Red Carpet?
No specific tool is required — Red Carpet can be broken by hand.
Is Red Carpet blast resistant?
Red Carpet has a blast resistance of 0.1, so an explosion nearby will destroy it.
How many Red Carpet fit in one stack?
64 per stack, so a double chest holds 3,456 Red Carpet.
The rest of the set
Red Carpet is one of 16. Every other member behaves the same way:
