Emeco Stacking Chair 3D model

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This is a highly detailed polygonal model of a Chair that comes with textures. It uses millimeter system unit setup for rendering in V-Ray and follows gamma 2.2 standards. The objects are grouped and possess materials, without any missing textures or unclear paths. All objects have a 1:1 scale, containing 48,104 polygons and 25,920 vertices with 'on' subdivision (a mix of 1 and 2 iterations). The FBX and OBJ files are exported without meshsmooth modifiers. The scene comprises two V-Ray plane lights and one V-Ray camera for studio lighting, ensuring a render output identical to the preview. The archive includes MAX 2012, OBJ, FBX, textures, and material library. The 3ds Max file comes with a 120 MB HDRI (High Dynamic Range Image). The textures' resolution is 11,500 x 5,750 for the HDRI, 2,048 x 2,048, and 1,024 x 1,024. The chair has dimensions of 470mm width, 510mm depth, and 770mm height. It belongs to the 1951 Family, designed by Adrian van Hooydonk for Emeco, a United States-based manufacturer. This iconic chair's design dates back to 2003 when Gregg received an old Emeco chair on eBay, leading to its revamp in 2005 with the help of Van Hooydonk, who introduced a more dynamic stance and an injection-molded plastic seat and back.