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Terraced Root Cellar and Pantry

A buried pantry shell with a broad descending stair, three stepped storage bays, earth roof terraces and a vented passage, built for organized food storage at your survival base.

other23×10×17 blocks
survivalcellarstorageundergroundpantry
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WorldEdit .schem available. No native .litematic file for this build.

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Minecraft Java Edition · Sponge .schem

Verification details

No revision-bound verification record is currently published for this build.

A 3D preview shows appearance, not game behavior. Bedrock conversion and Litematica compatibility are not verified unless separately recorded.

Excavate Before Installing

This is an underground architectural shell. It requires a prepared pit; the upper stair mouth is at surrounding ground level, not the lower pantry entrance.

  1. 1

    Prepare the excavation

    Clear a 23×17 footprint down seven blocks below the intended standing ground level. Keep the north approach clear and leave the cellar rooms and stairwell empty.

  2. 2

    Align the paste origin

    Place local schematic origin (0,0,0) at the pit bottom. Local block Y6 must meet the surrounding ground surface; the upper north landing is feet Y7.

  3. 3

    Enter the pantry

    Approach from the north at feet Y7. Descend the six supported treads to feet Y1, enter the central passage, then use the three bays at feet Y1, Y2 and Y3.

  4. 4

    Stock and finish

    Stock the containers manually after installation. Surrounding terrain is not supplied; keep the stairwell, vent outlets and pantry rooms clear when backfilling outside the shell.

No refrigeration, food-preservation mechanic, temperature effect, automatic storage or living suite is supplied. Geometry checks do not establish native Minecraft interaction.

Build Facts

JSON fact sheet
Dimensions
23 x 10 x 17 blocks
Compiled blocks
1,264
Category
other
Updated

Curated by MinePilot from a CraftDAG component plan. Canonical page: https://www.myminepilot.com/builds/terraced-root-cellar

Materials

1,264 blocks

Placed block counts · stack equivalents, not crafting ingredients. Expand for exact BlockStates.

Stone Bricks84013×64 + 8
minecraft:stone_bricks× 840
Grass Block1231×64 + 59
minecraft:grass_block× 123
Cut Sandstone94Placed blocks
minecraft:cut_sandstone× 94
Packed Mud75Placed blocks
minecraft:packed_mud× 75
Bricks6060 / 64 stack
minecraft:bricks× 60
Mud Bricks4242 / 64 stack
minecraft:mud_bricks× 42
Barrel99 / 64 stack
minecraft:barrel[facing=east,open=false]× 3
minecraft:barrel[facing=north,open=false]× 3
minecraft:barrel[facing=south,open=false]× 3
Torch88 / 64 stack
minecraft:wall_torch[facing=east]× 4
minecraft:wall_torch[facing=south]× 2
minecraft:wall_torch[facing=west]× 2
Fern4Placed blocks
minecraft:fern× 4
Dandelion2Placed blocks
minecraft:dandelion× 2
Poppy2Placed blocks
minecraft:poppy× 2
Pumpkin2Placed blocks
minecraft:pumpkin× 2
Chest11 / 64 stack
minecraft:chest[facing=south,type=single,waterlogged=false]× 1
Crafting Table11 / 64 stack
minecraft:crafting_table× 1
Hay Block11 / 64 stack
minecraft:hay_block[axis=y]× 1

Layer Guide

10 layers
Y = 0
391 blocks391x Stone Bricks
Y = 1
154 blocks67x Cut Sandstone56x Stone Bricks25x Packed Mud3x Barrel
Y = 2
129 blocks51x Stone Bricks27x Cut Sandstone25x Packed Mud20x Mud Bricks
Y = 3
110 blocks46x Stone Bricks25x Packed Mud20x Bricks11x Mud Bricks
Y = 4
139 blocks107x Stone Bricks20x Bricks11x Mud Bricks1x Wall Torch
Y = 5
161 blocks77x Stone Bricks63x Grass Block20x Bricks1x Wall Torch
Y = 6
100 blocks72x Stone Bricks24x Grass Block4x Fern
Y = 7
50 blocks36x Grass Block12x Stone Bricks2x Poppy
Y = 8
12 blocks10x Stone Bricks2x Dandelion
Y = 9
18 blocks18x Stone Bricks

Import Guide

Java Edition
  1. Download the protected .schem file for Terraced Root Cellar and Pantry.
  2. Place it in your WorldEdit or Litematica schematics folder.
  3. Load the schematic in-game, preview placement, then paste or build layer by layer.

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