Acacia Fence Block

Discover a new guide for Acacia Fence Block Wiki. A fence is a normal block that cannot be jumped over, similar to a wall. Unlike the wall, the player (but not the mob) can see through holes in the fence.

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Acacia Fence is a useful block in Minecraft that you should not miss.

Acacia Fence Block Obtaining

Break

Wooden fences are broken fastest with an ax but will fall apart when broken with any tool. The Nether Brick Fence requires a pickaxe; exploiting it with anything else will destroy it and not drop anything.

Time spent on unenchanted tools used by the player with no status effects, measured in seconds. For more information, see Breaking § Speed.

Natural generation

Oak

Oak fence created as part of:

Ordinary mine shafts, act as supports for racks, where they are numerous.
The citadel’s library room as a balustrade and chandelier. In the second case, there are a lot of torches attached to them.
plain village
forest villa
shipwreck

Spruce

Spruce fence created as part of:

swamp hut
Taiga and snow-covered tundra villages, where they appear on tables, animal enclosures, butchers and shepherds, lantern poles, and other buildings.
shipwreck

Birch

The birch fence was created as part of the:

forest villa
shipwreck

Jungle

Forest fence created as part of:

The house of the desert village soldiers is like a window.

shipwreck

Acacia

Glue fence created as part of:

Savanna villages, where they appear in dining tables, animal stables, butchers and shepherds, stilts and other structures.
Shipwrecks‌[BE only][need to test in Bedrock Edition]

Dark oak

Dark oak fence created as part of:

Mineshafts are created in the badlands biome, as a stand.
forest villa
shipwreck
Looting outposts, as part of watchtowers, tents, cages and scarecrows.
Old City

Nether Brick

The Nether Brick Fence was created as part of the:

The fortresses of the Nether, where they form window bars, balcony fences and window frames.

Acacia Fence Crafting

Acacia Fence Block Usage

Fence

Although fences appear to be one block tall and have a damage box height of one block, their collision box (for entities) is 1.5 blocks high, meaning most mobs can’t jump over them otherwise has Jump Boost status effect. They are transparent to light and there are visual gaps in the model. Spiders can climb over fences, just like any other vertical object.

A fence occupies the central space of the blocks and automatically connects to any solid block placed next to it. Wood fence connects to other wooden fence, but not to Nether brick fence. However, the Nether brick fence connects to the wooden fence gate. [1] Mobs cannot pass between the Nether brick fence and the wooden fence, although the player can.