Box Drawings Down Single And Right Double Symbol
╒ is a Unicode box drawing character for a corner that combines a single vertical line down and a double line to the right.
U+2552
╒ (U+2552) is a box drawing character used to build borders and structured layouts. It’s especially handy when you want mixed line styles, such as a single segment downward and a double segment on the right. You can copy it directly or use its HTML/CSS/JavaScript escape forms.
Box Drawings Down Single And Right Double Symbol Meaning
“Box Drawings Down Single and Right Double” (Unicode U+2552) represents a specific border corner made from line components. It visually combines a single line running downward with a double line extending to the right, making it useful in ASCII/Unicode art tables, panels, and UI frames. In practice, it helps you match a particular border style when neighboring characters use other box drawing pieces (e.g., matching corners, horizontal lines, and vertical lines). Because it’s part of the Unicode Box Drawing block, it’s intended for consistent rendering in fonts that support these glyphs.
Common uses
- •Building panel and window borders in plain text or terminal-style UIs
- •Designing ASCII/Unicode tables where mixed line thickness is needed
- •Creating decorative section headers with consistent box corners
- •Laying out text-based dashboards and status boxes
- •Filling in specific corner pieces when composing larger box drawings
Examples
╒ Box Drawings Down Single and Right Double
- ╒╒────────────╕
- ╒╒ Score ╒ Level ║
- ╒╒──────────────╕
- ╒╒ Users: 128 ║
- ╒╒ Server Log ╒
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2552 | |
| HTML Entity | ╒ | |
| HTML Code | ╒ | |
| CSS | \2552 |
FAQ
What does the Box Drawings Down Single And Right Double symbol mean?
“Box Drawings Down Single and Right Double” (Unicode U+2552) represents a specific border corner made from line components. It visually combines a single line running downward with a double line extending to the right, making it useful in ASCII/Unicode art tables, panels, and UI frames. In practice, it helps you match a particular border style when neighboring characters use other box drawing pieces (e.g., matching corners, horizontal lines, and vertical lines). Because it’s part of the Unicode Box Drawing block, it’s intended for consistent rendering in fonts that support these glyphs.
What is the Unicode code point for ╒?
The symbol ╒ has Unicode code point U+2552.
How do I include ╒ using HTML?
You can use the HTML entity ╒.
What can I use for CSS escaping?
Use the CSS escape form \\2552.
Does it work best in monospaced fonts?
Box drawing characters generally look most consistent in fonts that support the Box Drawing block and maintain alignment—monospaced fonts are often the best choice.