Plywood and Wooden flush door shutters
Wooden Flush Door Shutters (Solid Core Type) – Particle Board, HDF, MDF and Fibre Hardboard Face Panels
Strategic Recommendations for Wooden Flush Door Shutters (IS 2202 Part 2:2022)
- Start Certification Immediately
Large & Medium Enterprises must comply by 28 Feb 2025, Small by 28 May 2025, and Micro by 28 Aug 2025. - Leverage Compliance Expertise (ERA)
ERA specialists can assist with BIS applications, product testing coordination, and ISI mark implementation. - Reach Out for Assistance
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For certification support, exemption handling, and QCO guidance. - Monitor Updates from BIS
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Verify ISI logo on all domestic-use products; maintain separate records for export-only consignments.
| Section | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Structural Plywood |
| Applicable Indian Standard (IS) No. | IS 2202 (Part 2):2022 |
| Title of Indian Standard | Wooden Flush Door Shutters (Solid Core Type) – Particle Board, High Density Fibre Board, Medium Density Fibre Board and Fibre Hardboard Face Panels – Specification |
| Quality Control Order | Plywood and Wooden Flush Door Shutters (Quality Control) Order, 2024 |
| Notification & Amendments |
Notified via S.O. 1377(E), dated 15 March 2024
Supersedes: S.O. 3841(E), dated 29 August 2023 |
| Final Enforcement Date |
Large & Medium Enterprises: 28 February 2025 Small Enterprises: 28 May 2025 Micro Enterprises: 28 August 2025 |
| Objective & Scope | To regulate the safety, strength, and durability of solid core flush door shutters made with particle board, HDF, MDF, and fibre hardboard facings. |
| Products Covered | Solid core wooden flush doors faced with particle board, high-density fibreboard, medium-density fibreboard, or fibre hardboard. |
| Exemptions | Goods manufactured exclusively for export are exempt. |
| Industries Impacted | Door & Shutter Manufacturing, Real Estate & Construction, Furniture & Interiors, Institutional Buildings. |
| Mandatory Compliance | BIS certification under IS 2202 (Part 2):2022 required; ISI mark compulsory under Scheme-I of BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations, 2018. |
| Next Steps for Stakeholders | Apply for BIS license, conduct testing in BIS-recognized labs, ensure ISI marking on all marketed products. |
| Legal Framework Provision & Enforcement | Governed under BIS Act, 2016 with BIS as certifying & enforcement authority. |
| Penalties for Non-Compliance | Seizure of stock, monetary fines, license suspension/cancellation, imprisonment up to 2 years. |
| Conclusion | From 2025 deadlines, all solid core wooden flush door shutters covered under IS 2202 (Part 2):2022 must be BIS certified and ISI marked. |
| References / Annexures | QCO 2024: S.O. 1377(E) [15 March 2024] Superseded QCO 2023: S.O. 3841(E) [29 Aug 2023] |
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Notification
Wooden flush door shutters (solid core type) with particle board, high density fibre board (HDF), medium density fibre board (MDF), and fibre hardboard face panels covered under the Plywood and Wooden Flush Door Shutters (Quality Control) Order, 2024, issued via S.O. 1377(E) dated 15 March 2024 under the BIS Act, 2016. This supersedes the earlier QCO 2023 (S.O. 3841(E) dated 29 August 2023).
Enforcement Timeline
- Large & Medium Enterprises: 28 February 2025
- Small Enterprises: 28 May 2025
- Micro Enterprises: 28 August 2025
Overview
Solid core flush doors are commonly used in residential, commercial, and institutional applications where strength, stability, and durability are essential. To ensure quality and structural safety, BIS has mandated compliance with IS 2202 (Part 2):2022 for doors faced with particle board, HDF, MDF, or fibre hardboard.
Objective & Scope
The objective of this standard is to establish quality benchmarks for solid core flush door shutters made with engineered wood-based panels. It covers dimensional requirements, mechanical performance, bonding quality, resistance to warping, and durability in varied climatic conditions.
Products Covered
- Solid core wooden flush doors with particle board face panels
- Solid core doors with HDF, MDF, or fibre hardboard facings
- Flush door shutters for residential, commercial, and institutional construction
Exemptions Provided
- Products manufactured exclusively for export are exempt from mandatory BIS licensing and ISI marking.
Industries Impacted
- Door & Flush Shutter Manufacturers
- Construction & Real Estate Sector
- Furniture & Interior Design Sector
- Public Infrastructure & Institutional Buildings
Mandatory Compliance Requirements
Manufacturers must obtain BIS certification under IS 2202 (Part 2):2022. All domestically marketed solid core flush doors must carry the ISI mark, in compliance with Scheme-I of the BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations, 2018. Testing is compulsory at BIS-recognized laboratories.
Next Steps for Stakeholders
- Apply for BIS license well before deadlines.
- Conduct testing for structural and bonding strength in BIS labs.
- Mark all certified products with the ISI logo.
- Maintain clear documentation for export-only consignments.
Legal Provisions, Enforcement & Penalties
The order is enforced under the BIS Act, 2016, with BIS as the certifying and enforcement authority.
Penalties for non-compliance include seizure of non-marked stock, license suspension or cancellation, fines, and imprisonment up to two years.
Conclusion
From 28 February 2025 (with staggered deadlines for SMEs and Micro Enterprises), all solid core flush door shutters with particle board, HDF, MDF, and fibre hardboard facings must comply with IS 2202 (Part 2):2022 and display the ISI mark. This ensures consistent quality, durability, and safety in the building and furniture sectors.
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