
This weathered green industrial electrical utility box is a single 3D model featuring a double-door configuration and PBR textures. This utility enclosure features a robust, riveted metal construction finished in a muted, weathered green paint. The design includes a double-door front with a central locking latch and a sloped top for water runoff. A distinct grey, vented base section provides airflow for internal components, showing realistic signs of wear and environmental exposure. Safety details include high-voltage warning stickers and a numerical identifier on the upper corner. The overall form is functional and utilitarian, reflecting standard municipal electrical equipment found in urban environments, with precise detailing on the hinges, rivets, and textured surface finishes.
The download is a 71 MB compressed archive with the model in BLEND, FBX and GLTF format.
This asset is provided with PBR textures, allowing for efficient integration into various rendering pipelines. Users should map the provided diffuse, roughness, and normal maps to achieve the intended weathered metal appearance. In most 3D software, the object can be placed directly into city or road scenes as a static background element. Given its moderate polygon count, it is suitable for mid-to-background placement without significantly impacting scene performance, provided the textures are handled via standard material node setups.
This utility box is an essential asset for populating urban streetscapes, industrial zones, and infrastructure-focused architectural visualisations. It fits seamlessly into city planning projects, road scenes, or exterior site renderings where a sense of realism is required. Professionals often place these units near building perimeters, street corners, or within utility corridors to add authentic detail to the environment. It pairs effectively with other site furniture like bollards, street lighting, and pavement assets to create a complete, lived-in exterior setting.
Industrial Green Metal Electrical Utility Box
Free
What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.