Dished Lattice Dashboard Pad
Created 1 months ago
Description
A low-profile grip pad designed to keep items secure on the dashboard during sharp turns and sudden stops. Built with a gentle center depression, it encourages phones, sunglasses, and loose change to settle inward rather than spilling off the edges into the footwell when navigating roundabouts or braking.
- Diamond lattice surface: Provides fine-grained traction for smooth items.
- Dished profile: Recessed center counteracts momentum to keep items contained.
- Solid rim: Encloses the textured grid and maintains the structure of the 120x80mm footprint.
For optimal performance, print this part in a flexible filament like TPU to maximize surface grip against both the dashboard and the stored items.
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