Fluorescent lamp for suspended ceiling
tags: models, furnishings, decoration, light-sources, max, obj,
Fluorescent lamp of daylight for a suspended ceiling 3d model. The lamp represents a block of four fluorescent tubes, embedded in Armstrong-type ceiling, what allows to save much space and create an excellent decorative effect. Lamp will be an ideal as a general illumination of office buildings, halls, trade halls, offices, public premises. Model of the suspended ceiling, you can find here: Armstrong suspended ceiling. This lamp will ideally take the place of any of the plates in any section of the ceiling. Modeled in 3ds Max 2008. Rendered with V-Ray.
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