--- title: "Adding Complete and Partial Scaffolds to a Tank" slug: "adding-complete-and-partial-scaffolds-to-a-tank" updated: 2024-08-22T11:53:52Z published: 2024-08-22T11:53:52Z canonical: "docs.avontus.com/adding-complete-and-partial-scaffolds-to-a-tank" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.avontus.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Adding Complete and Partial Scaffolds to a Tank The Circular Scaffold feature in the **Structures** tab enables you to configure and add scaffolding to any Tank you create. ## Adding a Scaffold to a Tank Once you add a Tank structure to the Drawing Page, Avontus Designer automates the creation of interior or exterior Scaffolding, based on parameters you define. To add a Scaffold to a Tank: 1. [Add a Tank to the Drawing Page](https://avontus.document360.io/v1/docs/en/working-with-tanks). 2. Click the Tank shape to select it 3. Click the **Structures** tab, then click the **Circular Scaffold** button. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/ae69c864-58f0-4711-91e1-d1c2f7dff95f/Images/Documentation/partial%20scaffolding.gif) The *Circular Scaffold* dialog appears. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/ae69c864-58f0-4711-91e1-d1c2f7dff95f/Images/Documentation/5746be20-4dca-405a-977f-3d8569a23d9a.png) 4. Use the tabs in the *Circular Scaffold* dialog to configure the Scaffolding for the Tank. For information on the features in this dialog, refer to [](//docs/)[*the Circular Scaffold Dialog.*](https://avontus.document360.io/v1/docs/the-circular-scaffold-dialog) 5. When you are done, click **OK**. Avontus Designer calculates and draws the Scaffolding. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/ae69c864-58f0-4711-91e1-d1c2f7dff95f/Images/Documentation/64f9dcdb-c5d1-403d-b772-7b697b79d61a.png) ## Adding a Partial Scaffold to a Tank Avontus Designer enables you to add a partial scaffold design to any area of a Tank. To add a Scaffold to a Tank: 1. [Add a Tank to the Drawing Page](https://avontus.document360.io/v1/docs/en/working-with-tanks). 2. Click the Tank shape to select it 3. Click the **Structures** tab, then click the **Circular Scaffold** button. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/ae69c864-58f0-4711-91e1-d1c2f7dff95f/Images/Documentation/partial%20scaffolding.gif) The *Circular Scaffold* dialog appears. 4. As necessary, click the **Bay Layout** tab. 5. Click in the **Start Angle** text field and enter the location at which you want to start the partial Scaffolding. **Note:** Avontus Designer divides Tanks into 360 degrees, with zero (0) being located in the mid right of the Tank (where the diameter line intersects with the Tank wall in the Drawing View area of the *Circular Scaffold* dialog.). If you enter zero into this text field, this is where Avontus Designer will start building partial Scaffolding 6. Click in the **Total Angle** text field and enter the location at which you want to end the partial Scaffolding. **Note:** For example, if you enter zero (0) as the Start Angle and 90 as the Total Angle, Avontus Designer will start the partial Scaffolding in the mid right of the Tank and end it at the top of the Tank 7. Click **Update Bay Layout**. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/ae69c864-58f0-4711-91e1-d1c2f7dff95f/Images/Documentation/partial%20scaffolding%20update%20bay%20layout.gif) The Drawing Area refreshes, showing what the partial Scaffolding will look like. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/ae69c864-58f0-4711-91e1-d1c2f7dff95f/Images/Documentation/image-NQ4CNKLY.png) 8. Use the rest of the *Circular Scaffold* dialog to finish configuring the Scaffolding for the Tank. For information on the features in this dialogue, refer to [*The Circular Scaffold Dialog*](/v1/docs/the-circular-scaffold-dialog). 9. When you are done, click **OK**. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/ae69c864-58f0-4711-91e1-d1c2f7dff95f/Images/Documentation/image-X8ZA31HO.png) Avontus Designer calculates and draws the Scaffolding. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/ae69c864-58f0-4711-91e1-d1c2f7dff95f/Images/Documentation/9c344ae6-bb60-4b8b-ba65-f3f6039880af.png)