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{{Item Infobox
|Name=Shelf
|Image=Shelf.png
|Category=Tool
|Use=Storage
|Location/Made On=Woodwork Bench
|Needs=Wood
|Stackable=Yes (99)
}}
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A shelf must be created at a [[Woodwork Bench|woodwork bench]].
A shelf must be created at a [[Woodwork Bench|woodwork bench]].


It takes 1 [[Wood|wood]] to make a shelf.
It takes one (1) [[Wood|wood]] to make a shelf.


==Uses==
==Uses==
Used to store and display [[Item|items]. A shelf requires a back wall to be placed, but does not require an adjacent solid block.
Used to store and display [[Item|items]]. A shelf requires a back wall to be placed, but does not require an adjacent solid block. This allows them to be placed above [[Crafting Surface|crafting surfaces]] and other [[Construction|placed]] [[tool]]s.


A shelf has four spaces that work similarly to those in a [[chest]].
A shelf has four spaces that work similarly to those in a [[chest]], including stacking and nesting.


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[[Category:Block]]
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Revision as of 09:00, 30 July 2013

Shelf
Shelf
Shelf


Category Tool
Use Storage
Tool
Stackable Yes (99)


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"Display things."

A Shelf is an item that must be crafted.

Appearance

Once placed, a shelf looks to be two horizontal brown lines, one across the bottom and the other through the middle of its one-block space. The contents of a shelf are displayed in miniature according to how they're arranged in its storage spaces with no indication of how many of that item are stored.

Where Found

A shelf must be created at a woodwork bench.

It takes one (1) wood to make a shelf.

Uses

Used to store and display items. A shelf requires a back wall to be placed, but does not require an adjacent solid block. This allows them to be placed above crafting surfaces and other placed tools.

A shelf has four spaces that work similarly to those in a chest, including stacking and nesting.