ZC More Chest Mod / Addon

ZC More Chest Mod is one of those “why isn’t this just default?” addons once you’ve used it for a bit. If you play any real survival world (especially on Bedrock where you’re always hauling random stuff), you know the pain: you start with a couple chests, then suddenly your base turns into a storage warehouse and you’re still scrolling through clutter. This addon fixes that in the cleanest way—by giving you craftable custom chests that scale up as your world grows, no commands, no weird setup, just survival crafting.



The progression is simple and actually feels right for long-term play: you start small and then upgrade through Iron Chest, Gold Chest, Emerald Chest, and finally Diamond Chest. Each tier gives you more storage than the last, so you’re not forced to jump straight into some ridiculous “infinite backpack” vibe. It’s more like: “okay, we hit midgame, let’s upgrade the ore chest” or “we’re running an SMP, we need a better community storage room.” It fits bases, shared servers, and those worlds where you’re always expanding farms, trading halls, redstone builds, and you need storage that doesn’t get annoying.

The destroy system is a nice quality-of-life touch too. Instead of accidentally nuking your storage with one bad break, the addon makes removal feel safer: you click the chest and confirm “Yes.” That’s clutch for multiplayer, because it stops those dumb moments where someone “just moved the chest” and your whole storage plan turns into a floor of dropped items. And since it’s achievement friendly and multiplayer supported, it’s meant for real survival worlds, not just creative testing.

How it ends up playing is pretty natural: early game you keep normal chests, then once you’ve got steady resources you start swapping key categories into higher-tier chests—blocks, ores, mob drops, farming stuff, redstone junk. Your base stays cleaner, your time management gets better, and you spend less energy doing inventory Tetris. ZC More Chest Mod is basically a storage upgrade that stays balanced but still feels powerful, which is exactly what you want in a long Bedrock survival run.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!