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An image of a lego character in Fortnite mining a massive boulder.
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How to get Granite Slabs in LEGO Fortnite

Bigger building plans need bigger materials.

While you explore the wilds of LEGO Fortnite, you can collect a variety of materials. One of the most abundant is Granite, a basic stone used in many crafting recipes.

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By crafting a specific station, you can turn these pieces of Granite into slabs for further crafting. Here is everything you need to know about collecting and crafting Granite Slabs in LEGO Fortnite.

Where to find Granite in LEGO Fortnite

An image from LEGO Fortnite of Granite, which is a basic rock that can be mined from anywhere in the world.
Granite is a plentiful resource in the overworld. Screenshot by Dot Esports.

Granite is found in stones littered around the world of LEGO Fortnite. You can collect granite by picking up small stones with the interact button, or collect multiple pieces at once by mining large boulders scattered throughout the overworld. These stones can also be found within caves, and any pickaxe will mine them successfully.

Many players consider Granite a stepping stone, pun intended, because you’ll need the material to craft many of the basic items in the game. As you continue to level up, upgrade your tools, and mine for new materials, you’ll always need a steady supply of Granite.

How to get Granite Slabs in LEGO Fortnite

An image from LEGO Fortnite of the Stone Cutter making Granite Slabs. This massive tool breaks down your stones into slabs, which are used in crafting recipes.
Only the Stone Breaker can make Granite Slabs. Screenshot by Dot Esports.

Granite Slabs are made with a station called the Stone Breaker. Before you can craft the Stone Breaker, you’ll need to upgrade your crafting bench and forge some uncommon tools. To upgrade the crafting bench by one tier, collect these two materials:

  • Eight Wooden Planks
  • Three Roller Shells

Now that you have an uncommon crafting bench, collect these materials to make a Stone Breaker:

  • 20 Knotroot
  • 35 Marble

Marble and Knotroot are found within basic caves in the overworld. Both of these materials can only be collected by uncommon, or green-tier, tools. Thankfully, if you’ve upgraded your crafting station, you’ll have no problem getting the necessary tools for the job.

Once you have crafted a Stone Breaker, you can easily start making Granite Slabs. Simply assign Granite Slab as the active recipe in your Stone Breaker, then deposit granite to start generating granite slabs.

The crafting ratio for Granite and Granite Slabs is one-to-one, meaning you craft one Granite Slab for each piece of Granite put into the Stone Breaker.

Best recipes using Granite Slabs in LEGO Fortnite

An image from Lego Fortnite of a health charm, which uses Granite Slabs to craft.
Granite Slabs are used in a plethora of recipes. Screenshot by Dot Esports.

Since Granite is such a basic resource in LEGO Fortnite, it’s used in many important and necessary crafting recipes. For example, an uncommon Health Charm requires five Granite Slabs to craft and can be placed in your inventory to increase your health.

Most importantly, many of the stations within the game require Granite and Slabs to make:

  • Grain Mill – 20 Granite Slab
  • Lumber Mill – 15 Granite
  • Grill – 30 Granite
  • Food Processor – six Granite

On top of these utility items, you’ll need Granite Slabs to craft various walls, floors, ceilings, and decoration pieces for your house. Overall, we recommend always collecting and keeping a consistent amount of Granite in your storage for whatever you need to create.


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