Zinc 1 door wall unit houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was initially created using Sketchup 8, before being converted to every other format available. Its native file type is .skp. The scene in question has been optimized for 3ds Max 2016, with rendering powered by Vray 3.00. The end product features a 60cm zinc kitchen cabinet that not only provides an airy feel to any kitchen setup but also features painted wood and screen doors that showcase its unique design aesthetic. Designed to be both practical and functional, this unit is built with the intention of becoming an indispensable cupboard in any kitchen, thanks to its sleek right-hand opening door inspired by classic designs from past decades. As part of its clever design, pairing this product with the complementary left-hand opening unit will provide a convenient space for cooking enthusiasts to put away groceries quickly and efficiently. As a standout piece from the Zinc line, which specializes in creating charming and rustic-inspired home decor, this item is expertly crafted using a combination of solid mango wood, plywood, and pickled white and gray MDF, all topped off with zinc details that provide an authentic touch. A patinated iron handle adorns each unit, adding an extra layer of elegance to the entire set. This kitchen wall unit features the following dimensions: H 75 x W 60 x D 37 (centimeters). With a total weight of 12 kilograms, this product makes for a reliable and durable addition to any home. To view all relevant textures used in the model, simply export the .skp file as desired through Sketchup's built-in options. Alternatively, you can import the same .skp file into C4D (even using a trial version) which will automatically generate a folder containing all required texture files next to the imported model. Importing the 3D file format into either Rhinoceros or 3ds Max allows users to easily access embedded textures stored in their respective directory paths, as shown below: For Rhinoceros 3D, simply navigate through the following directories: * .AppData\Local\Temp/embedded_files Alternatively for users of Autodesk 3dsMax: The location of embedded texture files within your scene should be found under: ..\3dsMaxScene/assets/images This feature simplifies the task of retrieving textures without needing to go through the laborious process of locating individual images.