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Every model below is a self-contained .glb under 25 MB that drops into three.js, Blender, Godot, Unity and Unreal, free to use and modify in commercial projects without attribution.
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11,546 free GLB models
Padlock and hasp (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Closed shackle padlock on a bolted steel hasp and staple: a yellow brass lock body with a charcoal keyway, a galvanised shackle over the staple and a ribbed backplate, 0.16 m across, for the bottom rail of a unit shutter.
Storage unit number plate (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Unit identification plate 0.34 m by 0.24 m: a cream face in an orange surround with a modelled three digit number, a blank tariff card slot below it and two fixing bolts, for the partition or head beam beside a unit's shutter.
AnimatedBuilding roller shutter door module, 3 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Vehicle entrance module 3 m wide and 3.4 m tall: a 2.4 m by 2.9 m opening in ribbed grey cladding, charcoal guide channels, yellow impact posts, a shutter hood and an orange slatted curtain that lifts clear of the opening.
Storage unit partition wall module, 3 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Standalone ribbed steel partition 3 m deep, 2.6 m tall and 100 mm thick with a charcoal capping rail and a floor channel, for capping the end of a unit run or splitting a bay that a module's own partition does not reach.
Storage building wall module, 3 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Ribbed grey cladding wall 3 m wide, 2.6 m tall and 150 mm thick on a concrete plinth, with a charcoal capping rail, an orange wayfinding band at 1.6 m and side ports on the centre line.
Open storage unit, empty (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
The same open 3 m unit swept out and ready to let: bare concrete floor between the partitions, the back wall ribs and the roof deck clear, and the shutter rolled away in the barrel.
Open storage unit with stored contents (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
A 3 m unit with its shutter fully rolled into the barrel and the bay stocked the way a customer leaves it: taped cardboard cartons stacked against the back wall, two timber crates, an armchair and a table under cream dust sheets and a bicycle leaning on the partition.
AnimatedStorage unit module, large, 4.5 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
The same unit bay at 4.5 m wide, the size a customer takes for a house move or a small business stock. Identical depth, head height, partition and shutter, ported on its own half width.
AnimatedStorage unit module, small, 1.5 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
The same unit bay at 1.5 m wide, the locker size a customer takes for boxes and files. Identical depth, head height, partition and shutter, with its ports on its own half width so it laces into the same corridor run.
AnimatedStorage unit module with roller shutter, 3 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Self storage unit bay 3 m wide, 3 m deep and 2.6 m to the head: a ribbed grey partition on its left side, a ribbed back wall, a steel roof deck, a head beam with the barrel behind it, charcoal guides and an orange slatted shutter that lifts clear of the opening.
Marked parking bay ground tile, 3 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
The same 3 m yard module painted as a customer parking bay: a yellow bay outline standing 5 mm proud of the slab, a charcoal wheel stop bolted across the head of the bay and the same four edge ports.
Storage corridor floor tile, 3 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
Power floated concrete corridor module 3 m square and 120 mm thick, with a yellow keep clear stripe down each side of the walkway, a recessed saw cut joint and edge ports on all four sides.
Site yard ground tile, 3 m (Self Storage Facility and Loading Bay)
External concrete yard module 3 m square and 120 mm thick with saw cut joints running each way and a galvanised slot drain along one edge, laying into the same grid as the corridor floor.
Projection Booth and Back of House (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The rooms the public never sees: a projector off its plinth in the middle of the booth with the spare lamp case open beside it, the step ladder and two server racks against the port wall, and through the doorway the service side of a concessions run, with the popcorn kettle...
Cinema Multiplex Floor (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A screen and its foyer, side by side. Six tiers of seating rise from the stage toward the back wall, two three metre rows to a tier with an aisle step running up beside them and a pair of premium recliner rows at the top, all facing a masked screen on its plinth; acoustic...
Screen Number Sign (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The lit sign over an auditorium door: a 1 m charcoal box with a glowing face, a red plate and gold caps top and bottom. The number itself is a blank plate, so a consumer can number a multiplex in its own type.
Ticket Tear Podium (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The podium a ticket is scanned at: a 1.06 m timber stand with a red panel and gold band, a dark cap, a scanner head on a gooseneck and a stub tray of torn halves.
Foyer Arcade Cabinet (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The upright cabinet that lives beside the doors: a 1.75 m charcoal machine with red side stripes, a stick and four buttons on a stainless deck, a screen behind glass and a lit marquee over it.
Ceiling Light Coffer (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 2.4 by 1.2 m recessed coffer for a foyer ceiling: a charcoal tray with a frame reveal, a warm panel in the well and gold edge strips. A grid of them is what gives a foyer its lit ceiling.
Foyer Bench (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A 1.7 m bench for the wait before a screening: a crowned red pad with timber slats let into it and a gold edge strip, on chrome standards with a magazine shelf under the seat.
Rope Barrier Post (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
A chrome post 1 m tall on a weighted base with a red velvet rope hung from its eye to a 1.6 m reach, with gold ferrules at both ends. Placed end to end the ropes make a continuous barrier across a foyer.
Standee Display Frame (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The free standing cut out by the doors: a 1.9 m frame on a weighted base carrying a board of abstract coloured shapes with a lit wash at its foot and a brace at the back. The artwork is deliberately abstract, never a recognisable title.
Wall Mounted Poster Light Box (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The same 1.02 by 1.5 m lit poster case in its wall mounted form, with the stem and foot taken off, for a run of them down a foyer wall or beside an auditorium door.
Poster Light Box on a Stand (Cinema Multiplex and Foyer)
The lit poster case a foyer is dressed with: a 1.02 by 1.5 m box in a gold frame on a weighted stem and foot, 1.92 m to the top. The face is an abstract panel of coloured bands and blocks, never readable artwork, so a consumer drops its own poster texture onto it.