Original Modelora Vertical Roof Extractor with Hollow Curb and Weather Hood. Four continuous hollow curb walls and four ground flanges with eight actual empty anchor bores retain an open adapter, hollow vertical duct and upper collar. Five separate pitched blades join a retained hub and continuous shaft. Four radial motor supports retain the motor and its blank terminal box with an actual hollow socket and blind bore. Four continuous posts retain a closed sloping white weather hood with four lateral outlet spaces. All 54 editable parts form one actual connected assembly; all eight fixing shaft tips terminate inside their heads. Original static uninstalled visualization. No operating animation, rig, cable, electrical terminals, installed roof, waterproof sealing, airflow, weatherproofing, motor rating, electrical certification or fabrication specification.

Measured overall dimensions including projecting fittings: 0.720 x 0.720 x 0.650 metres (X x Y x Z in Blender).
Native scene: 54 separate mesh objects, 16492 vertices, 32816 polygons and 32816 triangles; 5 materials. Applied bevels, named components and assembly hierarchy.

Includes Blender 5.2 native source, FBX, OBJ with MTL, and self-contained GLB. Original PNG base-colour, roughness and normal maps (metal 1024 px, wood 2048 px where applicable). Metric real-world scale: 1 unit = 1 metre. Shared/tiled UVs; no unique lightmap atlas. Source textures are packed; FBX and GLB textures are embedded. Keep the supplied relative folders together for OBJ. In Blender, set OBJ roughness/normal images to Non-Color and use the documented Normal Map strength, or run the optional included setup helper after importing. BLEND and GLB preserve these roles directly.

All four formats were independently reopened and checked in Blender 5.2.1 LTS, including scale, part retention, geometry, UVs and texture dependencies. All gallery images are actual renders of the included asset. No animation, rig, LODs, collisions or render-studio objects. This is a visualization asset, not a fabrication specification. Modelora original generic design.

Presentation includes seven studio views, an actual UV overview and twelve rotation angles. The 360-degree images show this fixed pose from twelve angles. Original Modelora geometry and surface textures; no external 3D mesh or manufacturer CAD file was imported.