Wood-Based Boards’ BIS certification licence guarantees adherence to Indian Standards (IS) including IS 303 (Plywood), IS 1659 (Blockboards), and IS 12406 (Particle Boards). Manufacturers are required to guarantee quality using the ISI mark. Application filing via Manak Online, manufacturing inspection, product testing at labs approved by BIS, and licence issuing are part of the procedure. There is need for regular surveillance and renewals. Certification guarantees market reputation, durability, and safety. Testing and licence fees affect the expenses. Selling wood-based boards in India calls for adherence to BIS guidelines.
Block Boards
1659:2004Prelaminated particle boards from wood and other Lignocellulosic material
12823:2015Particle boards of wood and other lignocellulosic materials (medium density) for general purpose
3087:2005Medium density fibre boards for general purpose
12406:2021Veneered particle boards
3097:2006Yes, BIS certification is mandatory for certain wood-based boards like plywood, blockboards, and laminated boards under specific Indian Standards (IS).
Some important standards include IS 303 (Plywood), IS 1659 (Blockboards), and IS 12406 (Particle Boards).
Apply online via Manak Online (https://www.manakonline.in), submit documents, undergo factory inspection, and get product testing done.
It typically takes 30-90 days, depending on factory inspection and lab testing results.
Costs include application fees, testing charges, and annual license fees, ranging from ₹10,000 to ₹50,000. https://instacertify.com/isi-mark-wood-based-boards
