Headboard CHENONCEAU gray wooden houses in the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 13 before being converted into every other major 3D format. Its native format is .skp, while its corresponding 3dsmax scene exists within 3ds Max 2016 and is rendered with Vray 3.00. The Chenonceau grayed wood headboard boasts an aged natural wood design and measures 140 inches long. Ideally positioned at the foot of any bed, this sturdy wooden piece will dramatically improve the look of any room in a house. Including a user-friendly rigging system makes it simple to securely fasten the headboard to the wall if desired. Users should also check out the related headboard called Emeline from the Chenonceau range of furniture. The Emeline 140 Headboard comes with many premium features, including classic and sophisticated design elements reminiscent of French furniture, giving the product a luxurious and high-quality appearance. Size is (cm): H120 x W150 x D5 Weight: 18.50Kg Product reference: #131236 Cost price: €349 Number of polygons: 6159 Users can obtain access to its .skp files using the Sketchup application for free. In order to do this, just choose File/Export and then 2d Graphic from the menu options available on top. Or simply try this approach: - First go to "File", click "Export" to view more export choices - Pick COLLADA File (\*.dae) to see another file with exported .skp format - Be sure to select Export Texture Maps in order to obtain the textures in .txt files and other useful formats that Sketchup produces. - Save all the new materials by exporting to any designated directory, preferably one close at hand to minimize the search time needed for further applications such as Autodesk 3ds Max. Autodesk's free trial of C4D also makes extracting these graphics from your 3d files quick and painless: Simply choose the file option import when using c4d. By selecting this menu option, you will be able to create .txt or other useful output in less time. You can do that because .skp files are easy to read by importing a lot of material into 3D modeling formats which have an automatic generation. Other free and widely used 3D software like C4d are accessible with the following process: Choose Sketchup as it works fine here In sketch-up click file, import from skp After this open .txt files with C4d