Brown headboard 140cm ANDREWS houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally created with Sketchup 14 before being converted to all other 3D formats available. Native format is .skp, with 3ds Max 2016 version of a 3ds scene that has been rendered using Vray 3.00 in CATALOGUE 2014. Bring comfort and healthiness to your bed by selecting this 140 cm headboard in microsuede. With its look of distressed leather, this brown headboard brings a genuine sense of authenticity to your home. Designed for a bed measuring 140 cm in length, this headboard comes complete with two armrests on each side, framing the bed beautifully. You might also like to try the Chesterfield padded brown headboard 140 cm. Details: H 105 x W 175 x D 55 x Weight 0.10 Kg - Reference 144857, Price €349.90, Polygons: 14712 Textures are stored in the .skp file and can be found there for extraction purposes. Follow these guidelines if you possess any of the listed software to make extracting textures easy: If using Sketchup (Free), just export your chosen image as a 2D graphic from File/Export, following the options menu provided. Alternatively, In Sketchup: go to File -> Export and select 3D Model option for a COLLADA file. Next click Options button and make sure 'export texture maps' is enabled then proceed. A folder containing all of textures should be visible once export has finished and this location should be stored as per usual protocol. Using C4D: Simply import your .skp file to get a folder of next-to-attached textures immediately. Alternatively, with 3ds Max: store your imported file into scene folder where 'assets' ->'images'. Also, by clicking options button during the export window - FBX dialog box is visible where selecting embed media allows generation of new texture containing files. Rhinoceros 3D (Trial Version Included): By importing .skp, open Material Editor - Select and click three dot next to textures, copy any past them wherever convenient