How about a double wall - wouldn't that be easier?
In my house, the cut-out (niche) in the shower wall, is basically a niche in the extra wall that covers the plumbing. Therefore, logically, I used two parallel walls next to each other and placed the service hatch in the inner wall. That way no ...
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- Wed Feb 18, 2015 11:28 pm
- Forum: 3D models and textures
- Topic: Trying to add recessed cut-out (niche) in shower wall
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- Wed Feb 18, 2015 2:21 am
- Forum: 3D models and textures
- Topic: Trying to add recessed cut-out (niche) in shower wall
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Re: Trying to add recessed cut-out (niche) in shower wall
You can use the service hatch if you insert it using the arrow keys on the keyboard.
You could also use an invisible box that you import as a door/window.
Hello,
Thanks so much for the quick reply! I have tried both methods you have mentioned, but unfortunately, they didn't make any difference ...
You could also use an invisible box that you import as a door/window.
Hello,
Thanks so much for the quick reply! I have tried both methods you have mentioned, but unfortunately, they didn't make any difference ...
- Tue Feb 17, 2015 9:12 am
- Forum: 3D models and textures
- Topic: Trying to add recessed cut-out (niche) in shower wall
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Trying to add recessed cut-out (niche) in shower wall
Hi Everyone,
I making a drawing of a bathroom for a remodel project and want to add a recessed cut-out or niche in the shower wall.
I have already searched the forum and cannot find anything that explains how to do this. I did see a post from someone a few years ago who used the service hatch ...
I making a drawing of a bathroom for a remodel project and want to add a recessed cut-out or niche in the shower wall.
I have already searched the forum and cannot find anything that explains how to do this. I did see a post from someone a few years ago who used the service hatch ...