ZINC dresser houses the world 3D model

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This 3D model was originally designed using Sketchup 8 before being converted to all other 3D formats. The native format is .skp, with a 3ds Max scene rendered at 2016 version utilizing Vray 3.00. Reference number: 147185 Dimensions in centimeters: Height: 210, Width: 140, and Perimeter: 40 Weight: 92 kg With multiple configurations, the cabinet stands ready to welcome all your plates and cooking ornaments. Featuring a mesh upper with 2 fixed shelves, it also has 4 drawers as well as an inner shelf fixed at the bottom. Deco detail: screen doors give this furniture a genuinely authentic look. Our recommendation: display your favorite candy or vintage dishes in this style. The matching dresser LOWER COURT is also available in the same design. This product belongs to the Zinc line, which is a charming range perfect for both the living room and the kitchen ... These simple yet sturdy solid mango wood, plywood, and MDF pieces slightly limed white and gray are harmoniously combined with metal trays galvanized zinc. Handles crafted from patinated iron add an extra authentic touch to this furniture.\nref 147185 PRICE: € 849.90\nPolygons: 520 \n\nTextures can be located within the .skp file\n\nInstructions on extracting textures from a .skp file:\n\nIf you have any of the following software, extraction is relatively easy; simply follow these guidelines provided:\n\nSketchup (Completely Free)\n\nExport your chosen image as a 2D graphic under File/Export/2d Graphic in Sketchup's drop-down option.\n\nAlternative Method:\n\nFile -> Export -> 3D Model. In this option, choose COLLADA file export format (* .dae) with texture maps selected in the export options. Navigate to the exported file location, and you will find a folder containing all of your textures along with the exported file name within it.\n\nC4D (Even a Trial Version is Sufficient)\n\nThe trial version will automatically create a folder full of textures adjacent to your .skp file after importing your .skp into C4D.\n\n3ds Max:\n\nWhen importing .skp in 3ds max, it automatically stores texture files to ..3dsMax scene assets images directory. Alternatively, export an FBX file with embed media selected (in the Export Dialog Window) which will automatically generate a textures folder together with your FBX File.\n\nRhinoceros 3D:\n\nImport your .skp into Rhinoceros 3D, and in the material editor located under Panels Material editor select any material having texture applied. Click on texture name within Textures section followed by a dot and now you will see all textures at location AppData Local Temp embedded_files directory. Copy or paste the textures as preferred.