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There are several other scenic devices that can be incorporated into a set design:

• set dressing - smaller items that add details to a set, such as stage furniture, to help establish setting and era
• entrances and exits - a set designer might include naturalistic doors or performers may enter from the wing space or even enter or exit from trap doors
• floors - sets usually incorporate a floor that is fixed to the stage
• pyrotechnics (pyro) - the use of fireworks within theatre to create effects, eg explosions
• hydraulics - machinery used in large-scale productions to move set, usually up and down
• smoke - used to create dramatic effects and created with a fogger or a hazer
• truck - a moving platform on which a piece of scenery is built to facilitate scene changing
• revolve - a turntable built into the stage floor on which scenery can be set and then turned
• flying - involves a manual or electric system that lifts performers off the stage, allowing for stunts and aerial sequences