Guide · Funda to SketchUp
Funda floor plan to SketchUp
A Funda floor plan is a picture or a digital drawing on the listing. FundaToSketchUp turns it into a SketchUp model with walls, door and window openings, and a floor slab for every storey. Paste the link, check the free preview, and pay only when you want the file.
From the listing to SketchUp
Step 1
Copy the Funda link
Open the home on funda.nl and copy the URL. Sale and rental listings both work when a floor plan is attached.
Step 2
Check the free preview
Paste the link on the homepage. You see whether the agent published a digital floor plan, or only images we have to measure. Without a floor plan, checkout stays closed.
Step 3
Pay for the model
One home is €9. A 5-pack is €39. Pro is €99 per year, with unlimited conversions. The .dae file arrives by email within 5 minutes.
Step 4
Import it in SketchUp
Save the file. In SketchUp choose File → Import and select the .dae file. Each floor and each room is its own group.
When you get a usable model
- The listing has a digital floor plan. We take the dimensions from that drawing.
- The listing only has floor plan images. We measure those. Check a few lengths in SketchUp with the tape measure afterwards.
- The listing has no floor plan. We do not build a model, and checkout stays closed.
Questions
What is in the SketchUp file?
Walls with length, thickness and height, openings for doors and windows, floor slabs, and a group per floor and per room. Furniture, materials and finishes are left out.
Which SketchUp version do I need?
SketchUp Go, Pro or Studio, on the web or on the desktop. SketchUp Free and SketchUp for iPad cannot open a .dae file.
Are you part of Funda or SketchUp?
FundaToSketchUp is an independent service. Funda, SketchUp and Trimble are trademarks of their owners.
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