Box Drawings Up Single And Horizontal Double Symbol
╧ is a Unicode box-drawing symbol used to connect a double horizontal line to an upward single line.
U+2567
╧ (U+2567) is a box-drawing character from the Unicode “Box Drawing” block. It helps you build clean ASCII/Unicode borders in text layouts. You can copy it directly or use standard HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Box Drawings Up Single And Horizontal Double Symbol Meaning
The symbol ╧ (Unicode U+2567, “BOX DRAWINGS UP SINGLE AND HORIZONTAL DOUBLE”) represents a corner/junction shape made from line segments: a single line going upward meets a double horizontal line. Visually, it’s meant for box borders and UI-like frames in plain text. Use it when you want the horizontal stroke to appear doubled while the vertical/up connector remains single. Because it’s a box-drawing glyph, it’s best used in monospaced contexts to keep spacing consistent across browsers, terminals, and design tools.
Common uses
- •Building text-based tables and bordered grids in documentation
- •Creating simple UI panels, dividers, and framed layouts in terminal output
- •Designing ASCII/Unicode charts where lines need to connect cleanly
- •Formatting chat messages or changelogs with box-style separators
- •Using in code blocks for reports, logs, and status dashboards
Examples
╧ Box Drawings Up Single and Horizontal Double
- ╧┌─╧─┐
- ╧Header ╧ Content
- ╧+====╧====+
- ╧Item 1 ╧ Item 2
- ╧[top] ╧ [bottom]
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+2567 | |
| HTML Entity | ╧ | |
| HTML Code | ╧ | |
| CSS | \2567 |
FAQ
How do I copy the symbol ╧?
Copy it directly from this page. For code, use HTML entity ╧, CSS escape \\2567, or JavaScript escape \\u{2567}.
What does ╧ look like in text borders?
It forms a junction where a single line goes up and meets a double horizontal line, making it useful for corner/connector styling in box frames.
Will ╧ render correctly everywhere?
Most modern platforms render it correctly, but always test in your target font/terminal. Monospaced fonts are recommended for consistent alignment.
Is ╧ the same as a regular caret or arrow?
No. ╧ is a Unicode box-drawing character intended for borders and line-art layouts, not an arrow or caret glyph.