Flat End-Tab Mounting Bracket

A slim, symmetrical bracket bent up at both ends — clean, functional, no frills. Setting aside the mandala and lattice tags, what the render actually shows is a plain flat bar: a long straight span through the middle that steps up and out at each end into short vertical tabs. It reads as a mounting bracket, a shallow handle, or a stay — the kind of simple structural profile you fix along an edge, with the raised end tabs providing a fixing point or a lip to grip. This is a practical shop part rather than décor: use it as a drawer or box handle, a panel stay, a hanging bracket, or a template to trace onto sheet metal. The uniform thin section makes it quick to produce and easy to mount flush. Print notes: • The whole profile lies flat, so it cuts from sheet stock in one router pass or prints face-down on an FDM bed with zero supports. • Run the length along the grain or print lines for the strongest span; the thin section can flex, so add width or thickness if it will bear load. • If printing, three or four perimeters plus higher infill stop the bar bowing. • Model or drill fixing holes in the end tabs to suit your screws, and deburr or sand the edges before mounting.