Log Holder wheeled MAJORCA houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed with Sketchup 8 before being converted to other formats. Its native format is .skp, while a compatible scene in 3dsmax 2016 has been set up, with rendering performed using Vray 3.00. Dimensions measure (cm) H 100 x W 70 x PR 32, weighing 5 Kg in total weight. No need to haul heavy logs to the fireplace anymore thanks to MALLORCA roller! Your daily life will get a lot easier with it. Decorative detail features white metal for a modern look and feel. You'll love being able to store plenty of logs on this impressive holder measuring high at 100 cm in height. For an additional outdoor fire solution, also take a look at BILBAO.\n\nPrice: $89.99, Ref#: 146105\n\nThe model consists of 502 polygons. \n\nTo access the textures embedded within the .skp file: First, install one of these applications if you haven't done so already. With any of these software suites available on your computer, simply follow their provided instructions. With Sketchup (Free version or better): First click "File" then export your desired 2D file as you prefer under File -> Export - 2d Graphic -> Options. Or, an alternate route with the following method would work too. Click on the following and export it directly: You could try to first get it converted into COLLADA format using File/Export 3D Model options from Sketchup interface that converts it automatically and opens a file directory that shows images used in the exported folder as part of exported material that needs no installation. If you happen to own or use one version at least C4D application, go on ahead: You won't even have to click too much as this 2-step will easily take care for extracting the same images for free into folder by folder method using built-in importing options without breaking any laws or restrictions - they just work so great like magnets: If you find yourself needing a program more suitable such as using Autodesk, you would follow steps like exporting from scene to 3d file then select texture embedding checkbox next in the save prompt. Last and certainly not least if none other will suffice use free rhino which provides quick way at export with no loss to your data what so ever for material textures. All these options are tried true, tested & trusted - nothing beats that.