What is the last panel in a building referred to?

• A. The finish panel
• B. The anchor panel
• C. The entry panel
• D. The walkout panel

Answer: (D)

In tilt‑up construction, the last wall panel to be cast and erected is called the walkout panel because it provides the primary walking access into and out of the interior during construction. This panel often contains or aligns with the main doorway opening, and leaving it for last helps keep interior access clear for workers and equipment while the other panels are positioned and secured. Once this final panel is in place, it completes the building envelope and enables interior finishing to proceed. The other terms don’t reflect this practical role of the final panel in typical tilt‑up workflows.