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Box Drawings Right Heavy And Left Up Light Symbol

A box-drawing line character with a heavy right side and a lighter left-up connector.

U+2536

┶ (U+2536) is a box drawing character used to build borders and diagrams in plain text. It’s especially handy when you want a directional or weighted connector in a text-based layout. Copy it below or use the HTML/CSS/Unicode escapes provided.

Box Drawings Right Heavy And Left Up Light Symbol Meaning

┶ is a Unicode “box drawing” symbol (U+2536) named “BOX DRAWINGS RIGHT HEAVY AND LEFT UP LIGHT.” In practice, it represents a connection shape where the right side line is heavier, while the left-up portion is lighter. Designers and developers typically use it as part of ASCII/Unicode art, text UI frames, and simple diagrams—placing it at junctions or edges to suggest structure, direction, or emphasis. Because it’s a fixed-width character, it works best in monospace fonts where line alignment remains consistent across terminals, logs, and generated text.

Common uses

  • Creating borders and panel edges in terminal or console output
  • Building ASCII/Unicode diagrams with clearer junction emphasis
  • Designing simple UI mockups using monospace layouts
  • Annotating tables or structured text sections with line connectors
  • Formatting documentation and readme files with box-drawing frames

Examples

┶ Box Drawings Right Heavy and Left Up Light

  • ┶ Menu
  • ┶─ Settings ──
  • CPU ┶ Cache
  • Status: ┶ OK
  • ┶─ Section header

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+2536
HTML Entity┶
HTML Code┶
CSS\2536

FAQ

What does ┶ look like and where is it used?

┶ is a box-drawing junction/connector character. It’s commonly used in text-based borders, diagrams, and UI mockups to add structure—often with a heavier right side emphasis.

How do I copy ┶ into HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: ┶

How do I use ┶ in CSS?

You can use the CSS escape: \\2536 (or include the character directly in a monospace context).

What is the Unicode code point for ┶?

The Unicode code point is U+2536, with the JavaScript escape \\u{2536}.