Headboard 140 DORDOGNE houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally crafted with Sketchup 8 before being converted into all other 3D formats. Its native format is .skp, while a 3dsmax scene exists in 2016 version of 3ds Max and renders with Vray 3.00 If you're seeking to infuse your home's decor room with natural authenticity, we suggest placing the wooden headboard Dordogne within it. The pine headboard will instantly transform your bedroom into an alluring sanctuary. This adult headboard boasts warmth emanating from wood and sleek lines, rendering it perfect for enhancing the ambiance of any interior setting, whether in a countryside home or by the sea. To customize your experience, this product also offers the option to select the 140 cm headboard or child headboard if needed. This piece belongs to the Dordogne range: a blend of elegance and sophistication brought about by combining recycled pine with a unique patina acquired from the passage of time... This exclusive collection allows you to effortlessly harmonize any interior design scheme with your personal style - choose between sea, mountain, or countryside; the possibilities are endless! The bronze patina brass handles are tastefully minimalist and emphasize the natural essence of this range. Dimensions (cm): H 150 x W 144 x D 5\nReference number: 116039 Price: €229\nNumber of polygons: 149 For extracting textures from .skp files, if you have any of the mentioned software on hand, follow these easy steps below:\nSketchup (free to use) Simply export your image as a preferred two-dimensional file by going to File > Export > 2D Graphic - select option from drop down menu. Alternatively,\nNavigate to File > Export > 3D Model. When prompted, choose the COLLADA File format and save it with an asterisk symbol (*dae) appended at the end of your exported file's name; click 'Save.' Within options available ensure Export Texture Maps has been checked; go to your file location post-export to discover a newly formed folder alongside the exported .skp file that contains all embedded textures within it. This should simplify locating and accessing your images.\nC4D By importing your original skp files directly into C4D software, an automatic folder will instantly be created with textures present alongside the newly imported .skp files within this folder for effortless access; alternatively trial versions suffice if you do not already possess these necessary programs installed in full functionality form as is required by each individual product to utilize specific capabilities without purchase costs involved.