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Hi Katharine: I'd be happy to talk to you about your projects. P.M. sent. Eric

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Why are these walls here? Just delete them.

I sent you a P.M.

Rob - Try this in the wall cabinet DBX: Eric

Make sure you zoom in on the file to comfirm the clarity. I have found hat 300 dpi is the minimum for clearly reading a PDF plan at close detail.

When files get to be that big, I'll create a Zip file or just send it to my Dropbox.

Another of the wide variety of styles I can create:

Try selecting the area in question and then check in 'Active Layer Display Options' to see what layer it's in. It would also be helpful if you post your plan.

This site https://www.sketchuptextureclub.com/textures/architecture/wood/fine-wood/medium-wood/alder-fine-wood-medium-color-texture-seamless-16843 has some nice textures (including Alder), perhaps one you can use.

Turn off the sill.

I can help with this. I just sent you a P.M.

I sent you a P.M.

I've done many kitchen projects and would be happy to help. Contact info is in my signature. - Eric

Hi Rob: This looks like something I can help you with. I work frequently with builders on similar projects and would be happy to review yours. Please contact me directly by phone or email, contact info is in my signature. - Eric

What do you need to have done?

It would be helpful if you post your plan.

3D Interactive Models have been a very popular option with homeowners. Check out this brief video on my YouTube channel for more info.

Here are a couple from my library, is this what you need? - Eric

This is something I do frequently and would be happy to discuss your projects with you. I sent you a PM.

Happy to help, I just sent you a PM.

Are you doing multiple copies to speed up the process?

I did a job similar to this awhile back. In a separate plan file, I made a model of the tile and then, in elevation mode, I did a copy and paste to create a section of wall. This was converted into a symbol and then placed into my plan. I then applied the selected color to each individual tile to create the desired pattern.