

Modern floor-to-ceiling textured glass screen partition SketchUp 3D model. It is designed to separate spaces while allowing light to pass through, creating a semi-transparent barrier.
This detailed interior architectural 3D model features a modern luxury floor-to-ceiling glass screen partition and room divider system. Designed for open-plan residential living rooms, kitchen-dining zoning, hotel lobby space division, executive office suites, and photorealistic ArchViz presentations, the scene pairs dark metallic structural support posts with an array of varied glass textures—including vertical fluted reeded glass, geometric frosted panels, and warm backlit illuminated sections.
Included Components & Specifications
- Floor-to-Ceiling Metal Frame & Glass Panels: Rhythmic floor-to-ceiling structural steel posts holding rectangular framed glass partition modules in a combination of vertical fluted (reeded) glass, diamond-patterned frosted glass, and warm illuminated backlight panels
- Interior Zoning & Background Context: Positioned in front of a modern open-concept kitchen background complete with a central island counter, warm LED under-cabinet strip backlighting, wall cabinetry, and subtle indoor greenery for rich spatial depth
- Enscape Material & Shader Setup: Fully equipped with pre-configured Enscape (ENS) material shaders—including realistic glass light diffusion, reeded glass refractions, metallic frame specular maps, and emissive LED backlight layers—for direct real-time rendering in Enscape
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
The model contains 96,533 polygons, offering high geometric precision, crisp glass refractions, and clean metallic edge chamfers while preserving ultra-fast real-time viewport performance for interior scene population. Fully equipped with pre-configured Enscape (ENS) materials and complete high-resolution texture maps for immediate real-time rendering in Enscape. Saved in SketchUp 8 (SU8) format, it provides complete backward compatibility across legacy and contemporary SketchUp architectural production pipelines.
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