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Box Drawings Down Single And Horizontal Double Symbol

╤ is a box drawing character combining a single vertical stroke down with a horizontal double line.

U+2564

The symbol ╤ (U+2564) is part of the Box Drawing block. It’s useful for building clean text-based frames, separators, and table-like layouts in plain text.

Box Drawings Down Single And Horizontal Double Symbol Meaning

╤ (Unicode U+2564), named “BOX DRAWINGS DOWN SINGLE AND HORIZONTAL DOUBLE,” represents a junction where a single vertical line continues downward and meets a horizontal double line. In practical text layout work, it helps create borders and intersections that look consistent with other box-drawing characters. You’ll typically use it as a mid-frame connector—such as linking horizontal double rules with vertical borders—when you want a “double horizontal” style across a single row divider. It’s commonly used in monospaced displays: terminal output, ASCII/Unicode UI elements, and documents that rely on fixed-width spacing.

Common uses

  • Drawing table dividers in monospaced text
  • Creating UI panel borders made from box-drawing characters
  • Separating sections inside ASCII/Unicode layouts
  • Building terminal headings and structured output rows
  • Designing simple text art frames and dashboards

Examples

╤ Box Drawings Down Single and Horizontal Double

  • Top ╤ middle divider
  • Header ╤ column separator
  • Panel border line: ┌──╤──┐
  • Row break: a ╤ b
  • Section join: Name ╤ Value

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+2564
HTML Entity╤
HTML Code╤
CSS\2564

FAQ

What does the Box Drawings Down Single And Horizontal Double symbol mean?

╤ (Unicode U+2564), named “BOX DRAWINGS DOWN SINGLE AND HORIZONTAL DOUBLE,” represents a junction where a single vertical line continues downward and meets a horizontal double line. In practical text layout work, it helps create borders and intersections that look consistent with other box-drawing characters. You’ll typically use it as a mid-frame connector—such as linking horizontal double rules with vertical borders—when you want a “double horizontal” style across a single row divider. It’s commonly used in monospaced displays: terminal output, ASCII/Unicode UI elements, and documents that rely on fixed-width spacing.

What Unicode character is ╤?

╤ is the Unicode character U+2564, with the official name “BOX DRAWINGS DOWN SINGLE AND HORIZONTAL DOUBLE.”

How do I copy ╤ in HTML?

Use the HTML entity: ╤

How do I use ╤ in CSS or styles?

You can use the CSS escape: \\2564

Is ╤ meant for monospaced text layouts?

Yes—box drawing characters like ╤ are most reliable in monospaced fonts where spacing and alignment remain consistent.