Multi-level sets must be designed and built such that they can support the weight of actors on their upper levels. Walls must be structurally sound so that when set doors and windows are slammed, the set doesn't move and shatter the illusion of a real room. The Set Designer is the person most responsible for the final look of the set. The responsibilities of the position include preparing measured drawings for the Master Carpenter , who is responsible for getting the set built as designed. Specifically, no warranty is expressed or implied regarding the accuracy of the information contained within.
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