BestBoard
Mobile Double Sided Non Magnetic Whiteboard (1200mm x 2400mm)
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Double Sided Non-Magnetic Mobile Whiteboard 1200mm x 2400mm: Lecture Theatres, Large Training Halls & Schools
Bestboard's largest standard double-sided mobile whiteboard on castors, spanning a full 2.4 metres of writing surface on each side, designed for environments where maximum writing space and full room flexibility are both essential. The 1200mm x 2400mm double-sided non-magnetic mobile whiteboard gives you two full 2.4 metre writing surfaces at 1.2 metres high, ideal for lecture theatres, large training halls and schools where content needs to be visible from across a large room and the ability to move the board between spaces is a requirement. Flip and lock to reveal a fresh surface instantly without erasing. Frequently specified by universities, government training facilities and corporates running large-scale workshops. Manufactured in South Africa by Bestboard, trading since 1996. Free delivery nationwide on orders over R950.
Why Choose a Bestboard Double-Sided Mobile Whiteboard?
- Double-Sided Writing Surface: flip and lock the board to reveal a fresh surface instantly, ideal for presentations and collaborative sessions.
- 4 Smooth-Rolling Castors (2 Lockable): move freely around your space and lock securely in place when needed.
- Powder-Coated Steel Stand: durable, stable frame built for daily high-frequency use in busy offices and classrooms.
- Easy Assembly: flat packed with 4 bolts and allen key included, ready in minutes. View assembly guide.
Specifications & Assembly
- Writing Surface: non-magnetic dry erase whiteboard surface on both sides.
- Frame: anodised aluminium frame with rounded safety corners.
- Stand: powder-coated mobile steel H-stand with 4 castors, 2 lockable.
- Pen Rail: fixed pen rail keeps markers within reach.
- Delivery: free nationwide delivery on orders over R950.
Need a different size? Browse our full double-sided mobile whiteboard range or view all whiteboards for sale in South Africa.
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