[REQ] Wood siding textures
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Thanks Csaba, I already have those, not quite the ones I need for this project.
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Here is one I got from CG Textures and made seamless.
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Thanks guys, they worked great.
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Excellent work, Pete.
Who manufactures that bi-fold door you used there? I'm looking for a door to replace the one to our deck.
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Dave, I'm not sure, I guess it's a UK based firm. My client gave me some basic dimensions and referred to them as 'Nana doors', so they are roughly modeled to his specs.
The homes are modular, quick and cheap builds, designed under the pretense of a 'granny cottage', 'student housing' as an after use. They are targeted towards London 2012 Olympics.
The idea is for a home owner buy these, get quick initial cash sum during the Olympics, then rent out and earn a residual income. -
Thanks for the info. Seems like an interesting idea. A little like those folks near the state fair grounds who rent out their front yards for parking for a week in the summer.
I've wondered if I could squeeze a building like that into my backyard.
I'll have to do some research I guess to see if "Nana doors' would be weather resistant enough for Minnesota winters.
Thanks again.
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Thank you Jim. That's a big help.
Sorry to take the thread off topic.
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@unknownuser said:
Dave,
here is a link to a Nana Wall video of the panels being used in Aspen. I have specified them on projects and they are quite good, but expensive. But like everything you get what you pay for (usually).
http://www.nanawall.com/Gallery/viewer.aspx?media=wmv&mid=74
Oh, by the way guys, thanks for the textur
Dave,
here is a link to a Nana Wall video of the panels being used in Aspen. I have specified them on projects and they are quite good, but expensive. But like everything you get what you pay for (usually).
http://www.nanawall.com/Gallery/viewer.aspx?media=wmv&mid=74
Oh, by the way guys, thanks for the textures!
Jim
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