How to Build Industrial Iron Doors, Trapdoors and Pillars

Doors and Trapdoors

Dustrial Decor gives you three matching door families so a single build can stay consistent. Industrial Iron Door and Industrial Iron Trapdoor are the clean, unweathered option. Rusty Iron Door and Rusty Iron Trapdoor add wear for older factories. Sheet Metal Door and Sheet Metal Trapdoor give a lighter, panel-style look. Rusty Sheet Metal Door and Rusty Sheet Metal Trapdoor combine both finishes.

Place doors in the usual two-block doorway and trapdoors on floor or ceiling openings. Because the trapdoor variants share the same families, you can mix a clean Industrial Iron Door with a Rusty Iron Trapdoor in the same wall without it looking mismatched.

Pillars and Structural Blocks

Industrial Iron Pillar and Cast Iron Pillar are your vertical supports. Run them floor to ceiling at regular intervals to break up long walls. Back them with Industrial Iron Block, Bolted Industrial Iron Block, Cast Iron Block, or Engraved Cast Iron Block for solid mass.

For stairs and slabs, use Bolted Industrial Iron Stairs and Bolted Industrial Iron Slab to match the bolted block, and Cast Iron Brick Stairs with Cast Iron Brick Slab for the brick-textured route. Cast Iron Bricks themselves form the wall fill between pillars. Cast Iron Balustrade works as a railing along catwalks and stair edges.