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How can I achieve this? In Chief Architect you have the ability to import a custom 3D symbol from an outside source. In this example we will be importing a tub from Kohler and using it as a drop-in tub for our bathroom.Black Lab Puppies Pasco Wa The surround in this example is a simple base cabinet that is modified to fit your tub.Puppies For Sale Londonderry Place a base cabinet in your plan by selecting Build> Cabinet> Base Cabinet from the menu.Homes For Sale Between Merrill And Wausau Wi Select the base cabinet, click the Open Object  edit tool, and on the General panel make the following adjustments: Enter in a Height of 24". On the Front panel of the Base Cabinet Specification dialog:

Delete the drawer from the cabinet by selecting it in the preview and choosing the Delete button. Select the cabinet doors and use the Item Type drop down menu to change them to a Door Panel. With the cabinet doors still selected, click Split Vertical. Select one of the newly split doors and click Split Vertical again. Select Horizontal Layout then click Equalize. Lastly, select each Separation Vertical and click the DeleteOK Now that you have set up your base cabinet you are ready to import your tub and add it to the cabinet. Click File> Import> 3D Symbol (3DS,OBJ,SKP,DWF,DXF) . Choose the file you want to import. In this example, we import a Kohler undermount tub symbol from Trimble 3D Warehouse. Note: If you are on a Mac in X6 and unable to import skp files, then you can instead download DXF and DWG 3D symbols from Kohler. In the Import 3D Symbol dialog, which opens next, verify that the following settings are correct and click OK.

Fixture (Interior) is the selected Category. There is a checkmark in Add Symbol to Library. There is a checkmark in Show Advanced Options. When the import finishes you should be presented with the Symbol Specification dialog. On the 3D panel check Specify Origin and input the following settings to cause the tub to sink 1 inch into the countertop: On the Options panel, select Inserts Into Countertop. On the Materials panel select the sub-component and click the Library Material button to select an appropriate material for the symbol then click OK to apply the material and close the dialog. Now simply click on the base cabinet to place the new symbol and take a Full Camera  to examine the results. Redi Base® one-piece, leakproof shower pans come in over 100 standard models with a variety of sizes and drain locations. Installation doesn’t get easier than this! And because every shower design is different we offer a variety of entrances as well: single curb, double curb, triple curb, or barrier free.

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Do you know where to find showers sorted by size? Do you know where to find oddly-sized home products? Do you have obscure and wonderful knowledge about shower stall options? I'm looking to install a shower (or tub, I suppose) in my bathroom. It's a DIY project, and my budget is low. The confounding issue is that the ceiling slopes down (not the entire ceiling, actually, just the 12" or so closest to the north wall), making many off-the-shelf options too tall. At 32" from the corner, I only have 70" (at best 71") in height. The ceiling slopes down, so at 36" out, there's only 68" in height. This bathroom is installed in an attic, and this is one spot where there's no slack to go up; the roof is not far above the drywall here. Most of what I've been finding is 72" of shower surround + 4-6" of shower pan = 76=78" (in part because code here in California requires waterproof walls for 6’ above the floor). Take this one, for instance. It has a 32" x 32" base, but even though its nominal height is 70 3/4", its assembled height (once you put the door above the floor plan) is 74".