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By: Custom Doors

Custom Doors — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 10:28:02 +0000

It is pretty looking sketch of the windows and pantries,there were some photo stitching software can take a series of photographs which custom doors.the software will stitch them together by analyzing each photo.about how to open up kitchen to the back patio.There are some other variety of custom doors like door glass, garage , sliding door, French doos, glass window, screen door, home doors, entry door, patio door, interior, exterior, doors and windows, glass windows, fire doors, security, Wood, Screen, storm, sliding glass door, entry doors, front door which is useful for make pretty house.

By: john

john — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:17:44 +0000

Yes I used sketchup to design and plan everything. I absolutely love sketchup, and will be posting more pics from the model shortly.

Thanks for reading!

By: jojuchst

jojuchst — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 21:14:34 +0000

I too had a bit of a day-dreaming session awhile back about how to open up our kitchen to the back patio. Folding exterior doors seemed very appealing. Check out this jeld-wen page patio door #2 on the top right picture of the page:

http://www.jeld-wen.com/exteriordoors/fiberglass/customfiberglass/product.cfm/product_id/298

Also your sketch of the windows and pantries, was it done with SketchUp 3D? I found this product to be quite good in helping me visualize in 3D, with rotation to get different perspectives, my projects. I did my back deck with the help of SketchUp.

Recently I’ve found another product that can help us in describing to our friends or contractors the environment we’re working with. It’s call Microsoft Photosynth. What it is is a photo stitching software that can take a series of photographs that you take of a scene and the software will stitch them together by analyzing each photo. The end result is a 3D rendering of the scene with the possible ability to zoom into an incredible level of detail on key areas. Have a look at this guys synth of his 500 block east 10th Ave house:
http://photosynth.net/view.aspx?cid=e3bdd7c6-5b76-42ec-9e0f-a744e5810b58

BTW: You’ll have to install a plugin.