Unlike other common contemporary construction materials such as concrete, mortars,
or fired clay bricks, which are widely supported by international standards and regulations,
building with rammed earth is barely regulated. Furthermore, its quality control is usually problematic,
which regularly encourages the rejection of this technique. In the literature, many authors have
suggested ways to safely build a rammed earth wall, but only a few of them have delved into its
quality control before and during the construction process. This paper introduces a preliminary
methodology and establishes unified criteria, based in a statistical analysis, for both the production
and the quality control of this constructive technique in cases dealing with both samples and walls