A simple, low-poly 3D model of a generic flat mop suitable for architectural visualization, interior scene staging, game props or simple renders. The model is built for ease of use and includes pre-assigned materials for quick rendering

Key Features:

Simple Geometry: Clean, low-poly design, well-separated parts, easy on computer resources.

Pre-Textured: Materials are assigned to individual parts (plastic and metal), making it easy to swap colors or textures.

No UV Map Needed: Designed as a no map needed model. It's pre-textured via simple material colours. It works perfectly with standard solid colors, plastic, and metallic materials, allowing you to avoid UV unwrapping. Architectural visualization applications such as SweetHome3D allow seamless colour changes and simple texture addition.

Ideal for Visualization: such as adding detail to kitchen, utility room, or closet renders; background fillers, interior design, or quick props in projects.

Rendering: Ready for use in floor plan applications such as SweetHome3D

Technical Details:

Software Used: Modelled in Sketchup.

Included Formats:

Native: .skp (Sketchup)

Converted: .dae (Collada), .fbx (Autodesk).

If importing FBX, may require a rotation on the X-axis."

Textures:Includes basic, functional materials (pre-textured/colored). Materials applied for easy rendering (comes with pre-applied material settings for realistic shiny household plastic that shines well under bright lights as displayed in one of the images).

This model uses basic material colors/textures assigned in SketchUp rather than complex PBR maps, designed for fast drag-and-drop usage.

Wireframe: Not applicable (simple topology). Picture included though.

Note: This was created in Sketchup and exported. The FBX/DAE files have been tested in SweetHome3D and 3Dviewer.net. The previews were rendered in SweetHome3D, though a Sketchup image is also included. The model works perfectly for adding to your, floor plans, and staging scenes.

Designed for generic household visualization, similar to standard flat-mop designs. It's a 3D model independently created from scratch to fill a gap in residential visualization. It's inspired by Swiffer style mops or generic versions of it, and not an official brand product. It includes metal clips on two sides that attach the cleaning pads to the mop, that the official product does not. The only reason the term Swiffer is being used here is because consumers often use brand names to find generic comparable items.