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Learn More DetailsGeocells are three-dimensional cellular constructions that are applied in civil engineering and in various infrastructure projects in order to enhance soil stability, spread out loads, and provide erosion control. They are frequently used in the construction of roads, for reinforcing pavements, in embankments, in retaining structures, and for the protection of slopes. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), as part of the IS 17483 series, has established Indian Standards for geocells for the purpose of specifying necessary quality and performance.
The specific standards are IS 17483 (Part 1):2020 - Geosynthetics - Geocells - Specification (Part 1): Load Bearing Application, along with IS 17483 (Part 2):2020 - Geosynthetics - Geocells - Specification (Part 2): Slope Erosion Protection Application, and they provide details on the requirements related to the properties of the material, its dimensions, construction, strength, resistance to the environment, and labeling and packaging as required under that specific application.
By following the relevant Indian Standard, the manufacturers will be able to maintain their product quality and prove compliance with the provisions of the Geotextiles (Quality Control) Order, 2024, as well as the BIS certification framework.

















