BestBoard
Single Sided Non Magnetic Whiteboard (1200mm x 2400mm)
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Single Sided Non-Magnetic Mobile Whiteboard 1200mm x 2400mm: Lecture Theatres, Large Training Halls & Schools
Bestboard's largest standard single-sided non-magnetic mobile whiteboard on castors, spanning a full 2.4 metres of dry erase writing surface, designed for environments where maximum writing space and full room flexibility are both essential. The 1200mm x 2400mm single-sided non-magnetic mobile whiteboard gives you a full 2.4 metre dry erase writing surface 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. Sturdy powder-coated steel stand with lockable castors provides stability when in use. Flat-packed and quick to assemble: just 4 bolts and the included allen key, ready in minutes. Manufactured in South Africa by Bestboard, trading since 1996. Free delivery nationwide on orders over R950.
Why Choose a Bestboard Single-Sided Mobile Whiteboard?
- Clean Dry Erase Writing Surface: smooth non-magnetic surface for clear writing and effortless erasing.
- 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.
- 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.
- Assembly: flat packed; 4 bolts and allen key included.
- Delivery: free nationwide delivery on orders over R950.
Need a different size? Browse our full mobile whiteboard range or view all whiteboards for sale in South Africa.
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