Maverick Dash Phone Wedge
Created 1 months ago
Description
A low-profile dash wedge built to tuck securely behind the gauge cluster in a Ford Maverick. It sits low to stay out of the primary sightline, angling the phone back steeply for easy screen viewing while keeping it firmly trapped behind the 6mm front lip.
Dimensions to tweak
- Slot width: The flat pocket is currently 14mm wide, which clears most phones in a standard case.
- Rear slope: The back face is pitched forward slightly (the top edge sits 12mm inward from the base) to clear the sloped cluster plastic.
- Overall height: Capped at 30mm max.
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