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Tall Writing Space That Fits a Tight Room
Not every room has a wide wall to spare, but most have height going unused. The FWB9012P makes the most of that with a portrait board, taller than it is wide, that gives a generous run of vertical writing space while keeping a slim footprint. It slots into a corridor, a reception corner or the gap between desks where a wide board simply would not go. Both surfaces earn their place too, a plain dry-wipe side for everyday notes and explanation and a feint-grid reverse for structured lists, diagrams and planning, so the board suits whatever a session needs. It is non-magnetic dry-wipe, easy to clean and resistant to ghosting, and it stands on a freestanding frame with lockable castors, so one person rolls it where it is wanted and locks it firm, steadied by a stability bar. The frame adjusts in height for a seated desk or a standing presenter, and a 5-year surface guarantee backs it. Best suited for schools, clinics and reception areas where vertical space is easier to find than width and a board needs to move between spots.
Why This Portrait Mobile Board Works for Tight Spaces
- Tall format for narrow rooms: A portrait shape gives plenty of vertical writing height while taking up little width, so it fits a corridor, a reception corner or the space between desks where a wide board would not. It suits content that reads down the surface, such as lists, flows and timelines.
- Plain one side, feint grid the other: One face is plain for free notes and explanation, and the reverse carries a subtle feint grid for structured lists, diagrams and planning. Each kind of work gets the surface that suits it, rather than forcing gridded content onto a blank board or vice versa.
- Adjusts to the user: The frame raises and lowers so the surface meets a seated desk, a standing presenter or a shorter writer at a comfortable level. Nobody has to stoop or reach, which keeps the whole board easy to write on whoever is using it.
- Mobile and steady from one frame: The board rolls between rooms on castors that lock, so one person moves it without lifting or wall fixing, and a stability bar braces the freestanding frame so it stays planted and firm in use. Easy to reposition, solid to write against.
- Clean, hard-wearing surface: The non-magnetic dry-wipe face wipes back to clean and resists the ghosting that greys a cheaper board, so it stays clear and professional through constant daily writing. It is built for the frequent updates and note-taking a busy space sees.
- Backed for five years: A 5-year surface guarantee stands behind the board, reflecting a build made for the daily handling of a school, clinic or office. It is meant to keep performing for years of writing, moving and repositioning rather than wearing out early.
Where a Portrait Mobile Board Fits Best
| Schools and Classrooms | Teaching often runs short on wall space but not on height, so a tall board that wheels between rooms earns its place. The plain side carries explanation while the grid side keeps maths and worked examples aligned, and the board adjusts for pupils or standing teaching. |
| Clinics and Healthcare | Consultation and treatment rooms are often narrow, where an upright board fits a wall a wide one could not. The easy-clean surface wipes down between uses, the grid side keeps a chart or tracker neat, and the board rolls between rooms as the day needs. |
| Reception and Waiting Areas | A reception corner suits a tidy, upright board that gives information without dominating the space. The plain face carries notices and welcome details, the board moves aside easily when needed, and the slim footprint keeps a busy entrance clear. |
| Offices and Workspaces | Between desks or in a small meeting space, a portrait board brings real writing height without a wide footprint. One side takes quick notes and the other structured planning, and the board wheels to wherever a team has gathered before locking in place. |
| Corridors and Shared Spaces | Narrow shared areas need a board that fits against a wall and moves when it must. The upright format suits a corridor or a thoroughfare, the castors lock to hold it safely in a busy route, and the surface takes daily updates that everyone passing can read. |
| Training and Breakout Rooms | A small training space benefits from a board that adjusts in height and turns its hand to either free or structured work. The grid side frames a plan or schedule, the plain side takes the discussion around it, and the board rolls between rooms as sessions move. |
Prefer Landscape, or a Bigger Board?
For a wider surface, the landscape version turns the same board on its side. For more writing room, the larger portrait board brings the same dual surfaces in a taller frame.
Call us on 01279460460 or get in touch for advice on orientation, sizes or multi-room orders.
The Displaysense FWB9012P is a Non-Magnetic Portrait Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one face plain and the reverse a feint grid, portrait orientation, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 900mm W x 1200mm H, overall width 940mm, overall height adjustable from 1390mm to 1600mm. White finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for schools, clinics, reception areas, offices and healthcare spaces where vertical space suits a tall, narrow board. Also available as the landscape FWB9012L and the larger portrait FWB1215P. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
Orientation decides how a board fits a room. A landscape board needs a wide stretch of wall or floor, which a narrow space rarely has, whereas a portrait board stands tall and slim and works where width is short. This board is portrait, so it turns unused height into writing space and slips into places a wide board cannot, such as a corridor, a reception corner or a narrow gap between desks. For a room that is tight on width but not on height, that is often the difference between having a usable board and having none at all.
The two faces are different on purpose, because work comes in two forms. Free writing, such as notes, explanation and rough diagrams, suits a blank surface with nothing to constrain it, while structured work, such as lists, planning and aligned diagrams, is far easier on a ruled one. One side here is plain and the other carries a feint grid, faint enough not to distract from writing yet clear enough to keep content lined up. Both sides are usable in turn, so a single board covers both free and structured work without a second board ever being wheeled in.
Height adjustment makes one board suit different people and uses. The frame slides up and down, dropping the surface for a seated desk and lifting it for a standing presenter or a taller writer, with no stooping or stretching. In a shared space used by different people through the day, a fixed-height board ends up wrong for many of them, while an adjustable one is set to the moment. Bringing the surface to a comfortable level also keeps the upper reaches of a tall portrait board within easy reach rather than awkwardly high.
The frame and surface are made for mobile, shared use. The board sits on a freestanding frame whose castors lock, so it is wheeled between rooms by one person and held steady once parked, while a stability bar anchors the base so it stays firm as it is being written on. The surface is non-magnetic dry-wipe, cleaned with a dry cloth and an occasional whiteboard cleaner for heavier marks, and made to resist ghosting so it does not grey over time. Dry-wipe rather than permanent pens keep both faces clear, and a full 5-year surface guarantee backs the board.
What Ships in Your Pack
- 1 x double-sided whiteboard (one plain face, one feint-grid face)
- 1 x height-adjustable freestanding frame with stability bar, lockable castors and fittings
Equipping Several Rooms?
Schools, clinics and offices often fit out a number of rooms at once. Our team can match orientations and sizes across a site, advise where a portrait board earns its place and where a wider one will do, and coordinate one delivery so everything arrives together ready to use.
Call us on 01279460460 or send us your room list and we will put a recommendation together.
The Displaysense FWB9012P is a Non-Magnetic Portrait Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one face plain and the reverse a feint grid, portrait orientation, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 900mm W x 1200mm H, overall width 940mm, overall height adjustable from 1390mm to 1600mm. White finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for schools, clinics, reception areas, offices and healthcare spaces where vertical space suits a tall, narrow board. Also available as the landscape FWB9012L and the larger portrait FWB1215P. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
Full specifications for the FWB9012P non-magnetic portrait mobile whiteboard. A double-sided board, plain on one face and feint grid on the reverse, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. A space-saving portrait format, the upright board in its mobile range, backed by a 5-year surface guarantee.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Writing Surface | 900mm (W) x 1200mm (H) per face | A tall portrait surface that turns unused wall height into useful writing space, while still keeping a narrow footprint in the room it stands in. |
| Orientation | Portrait, taller than wide | The upright format suits lists, flows and timelines that read down the board, and fits a corridor or a tight wall space that a wide board could not. |
| Surfaces | Double-sided, plain and feint grid | One plain face for open writing and one feint-grid face for structured work, so each kind of task ends up on the surface that genuinely suits it. |
| Surface Type | Non-magnetic dry-wipe | Takes dry-wipe pens and erases cleanly for frequent daily updates, with a smooth face that holds no magnets on either side. |
| Height Adjustment | Raises and lowers by 210mm | Match the board to a seated desk, to a person standing, or a shorter user, so that nobody ever has to stoop or reach up to write. |
| Overall Height | 1390mm minimum, 1600mm maximum | Drops right down for seated use and lifts for standing, keeping a tall portrait board within comfortable reach at either height setting. |
| Overall Width | 940mm | A slim freestanding footprint that rolls through most standard doorways easily and suits a narrow corridor or a busy room when it is moved. |
| Surface Finish | Ghosting-resistant dry-wipe | Wipes back to a clean face without any grey shadowing at all, so the board still looks professional even after constant daily use. |
| Frame | Aluminium, freestanding | A sturdy aluminium frame that stands fully free with no wall fixing at all, so the board works well in rented, shared or changing rooms. |
| Stability | Stability bar | A stability bar braces the base of the frame, keeping a tall board steady as it is written on rather than rocking or tipping forward. |
| Mobility | Lockable castors | One person can roll the board between rooms unaided, then lock the wheels so it holds firm while it is being written on or repositioned. |
| Guarantee | 5-year surface guarantee | The writing surface is backed for a full five years, giving you real long-term reassurance for a board in regular daily use. |
Free delivery on every order, no minimum spend
UK Mainland standard delivery included on everything we sell.
Standard
Free
Always included, no minimum order
Express
£9.95
Express options shown at checkout where available
Lead time
2 to 3 days
Working days, UK Mainland
Returns
28 days
Original condition and packaging
Good to know
- Orders before 4pm typically ship the same day
- Tracking email sent on dispatch
- Ground-floor, accessible delivery point
Returns must be unused and in original packaging. Full delivery information · Returns policy
Frequently Asked Questions About This Portrait Mobile Whiteboard
Q: What is the best mobile whiteboard for a narrow space?
A: A portrait mobile board, like the FWB9012P, suits a narrow space best. The tall, slim shape gives a 900 by 1200mm writing surface while keeping a 940mm-wide footprint, so the board fits a corridor or a tight room. The board is double-sided, height-adjustable and carries a 5-year guarantee.
Q: What is on each side of the board?
A: One face is a plain dry-wipe surface for free writing, everyday notes and explanation. The reverse carries a feint grid for keeping lists, diagrams and plans aligned. Both are non-magnetic dry-wipe, so the board covers free-form and structured work, with the reverse reached by turning the board on its castors.
Q: How does the height adjustment work?
A: The freestanding frame raises and lowers the board by 210mm, moving the overall height between 1390mm and 1600mm. Set it lower for a seated desk and higher for standing use or a taller writer. The adjustment also brings the top of a tall portrait board down to an easy level.
Q: Is this whiteboard magnetic?
A: No. Both faces are non-magnetic dry-wipe, written on and erased with dry-wipe pens, so magnets will not hold on either side. The board is designed for writing rather than displaying printed material with magnets. If holding documents with magnets matters, a magnetic steel whiteboard is the better choice.
Q: Is this board suitable for schools and clinics?
A: Yes. Schools use the plain side for teaching and the grid side for maths and aligned work, while clinics use the easy-clean surface in narrow consultation rooms. The board adjusts in height for seated or standing use and wheels between rooms, locking in place wherever it stops.
Q: Can one person move the board between rooms?
A: Yes. The board rolls on castors, so one person wheels it between rooms with no lifting and no wall fixing. The wheels then lock to hold it firm for writing, and a stability bar steadies the frame so a tall board stays put rather than rocking. A foot release frees the castors again.
Q: What size is the writing surface?
A: 900mm wide by 1200mm high per face, on a frame 940mm wide overall. The portrait format gives generous vertical writing height while keeping a slim footprint, so it suits tall content like lists and timelines and fits a narrow wall or corridor where a wide board would not.
Q: What is the difference between this and the landscape FWB9012L?
A: Both are non-magnetic mobile boards with a plain face and a feint-grid face, sized 900 by 1200mm on height-adjustable frames. The FWB9012P is portrait, taller than wide, for vertical content and narrow spaces. The FWB9012L is landscape, wider than tall, for side-by-side work. Choose portrait for height, landscape for width.
Q: Does the board swivel, or how is the second side reached?
A: The board is double-sided on a fixed frame, not a swivel, so the reverse is reached by turning the whole board around on its castors. Lock the wheels once the side you want faces the room. Both the plain and the feint-grid faces are used this way through a session.
Q: Will the surface ghost, and how is it cleaned?
A: The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting, so it clears to a clean face instead of holding a grey trace. Wipe each side with a dry cloth or eraser after use, and use a whiteboard cleaner about once a week. Always use dry-wipe, never permanent, markers to protect both faces.
Q: Is this whiteboard available with free UK delivery and a guarantee?
A: Yes. The board ships with free UK mainland delivery and the writing surface carries a 5-year guarantee. Displaysense has supplied UK schools, clinics and offices with display products since 1978, so you order from a UK display specialist. Bulk orders for several rooms can be arranged through our team.
Q: Is there a larger portrait version of this board?
A: Yes. The FWB1215P is a larger 1200 by 1500mm portrait board with the same plain and feint-grid surfaces, height-adjustable frame and lockable castors. Choose this 900 by 1200mm board for a tighter space, or the larger FWB1215P where more vertical writing room is really needed.
Guides for Choosing and Using Mobile Whiteboards
A mobile whiteboard works hardest when its orientation, surfaces and height suit the room and the way it is used. Knowing when a portrait or landscape board fits a space better, how a plain and gridded surface each earn their place, and how to organise a flexible working area all make a real difference. These guides cover choosing and using boards in schools and offices.
Overview
Tall Writing Space That Fits a Tight Room
Not every room has a wide wall to spare, but most have height going unused. The FWB9012P makes the most of that with a portrait board, taller than it is wide, that gives a generous run of vertical writing space while keeping a slim footprint. It slots into a corridor, a reception corner or the gap between desks where a wide board simply would not go. Both surfaces earn their place too, a plain dry-wipe side for everyday notes and explanation and a feint-grid reverse for structured lists, diagrams and planning, so the board suits whatever a session needs. It is non-magnetic dry-wipe, easy to clean and resistant to ghosting, and it stands on a freestanding frame with lockable castors, so one person rolls it where it is wanted and locks it firm, steadied by a stability bar. The frame adjusts in height for a seated desk or a standing presenter, and a 5-year surface guarantee backs it. Best suited for schools, clinics and reception areas where vertical space is easier to find than width and a board needs to move between spots.
Why This Portrait Mobile Board Works for Tight Spaces
- Tall format for narrow rooms: A portrait shape gives plenty of vertical writing height while taking up little width, so it fits a corridor, a reception corner or the space between desks where a wide board would not. It suits content that reads down the surface, such as lists, flows and timelines.
- Plain one side, feint grid the other: One face is plain for free notes and explanation, and the reverse carries a subtle feint grid for structured lists, diagrams and planning. Each kind of work gets the surface that suits it, rather than forcing gridded content onto a blank board or vice versa.
- Adjusts to the user: The frame raises and lowers so the surface meets a seated desk, a standing presenter or a shorter writer at a comfortable level. Nobody has to stoop or reach, which keeps the whole board easy to write on whoever is using it.
- Mobile and steady from one frame: The board rolls between rooms on castors that lock, so one person moves it without lifting or wall fixing, and a stability bar braces the freestanding frame so it stays planted and firm in use. Easy to reposition, solid to write against.
- Clean, hard-wearing surface: The non-magnetic dry-wipe face wipes back to clean and resists the ghosting that greys a cheaper board, so it stays clear and professional through constant daily writing. It is built for the frequent updates and note-taking a busy space sees.
- Backed for five years: A 5-year surface guarantee stands behind the board, reflecting a build made for the daily handling of a school, clinic or office. It is meant to keep performing for years of writing, moving and repositioning rather than wearing out early.
Where a Portrait Mobile Board Fits Best
| Schools and Classrooms | Teaching often runs short on wall space but not on height, so a tall board that wheels between rooms earns its place. The plain side carries explanation while the grid side keeps maths and worked examples aligned, and the board adjusts for pupils or standing teaching. |
| Clinics and Healthcare | Consultation and treatment rooms are often narrow, where an upright board fits a wall a wide one could not. The easy-clean surface wipes down between uses, the grid side keeps a chart or tracker neat, and the board rolls between rooms as the day needs. |
| Reception and Waiting Areas | A reception corner suits a tidy, upright board that gives information without dominating the space. The plain face carries notices and welcome details, the board moves aside easily when needed, and the slim footprint keeps a busy entrance clear. |
| Offices and Workspaces | Between desks or in a small meeting space, a portrait board brings real writing height without a wide footprint. One side takes quick notes and the other structured planning, and the board wheels to wherever a team has gathered before locking in place. |
| Corridors and Shared Spaces | Narrow shared areas need a board that fits against a wall and moves when it must. The upright format suits a corridor or a thoroughfare, the castors lock to hold it safely in a busy route, and the surface takes daily updates that everyone passing can read. |
| Training and Breakout Rooms | A small training space benefits from a board that adjusts in height and turns its hand to either free or structured work. The grid side frames a plan or schedule, the plain side takes the discussion around it, and the board rolls between rooms as sessions move. |
Prefer Landscape, or a Bigger Board?
For a wider surface, the landscape version turns the same board on its side. For more writing room, the larger portrait board brings the same dual surfaces in a taller frame.
Call us on 01279460460 or get in touch for advice on orientation, sizes or multi-room orders.
The Displaysense FWB9012P is a Non-Magnetic Portrait Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one face plain and the reverse a feint grid, portrait orientation, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 900mm W x 1200mm H, overall width 940mm, overall height adjustable from 1390mm to 1600mm. White finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for schools, clinics, reception areas, offices and healthcare spaces where vertical space suits a tall, narrow board. Also available as the landscape FWB9012L and the larger portrait FWB1215P. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
Description
Orientation decides how a board fits a room. A landscape board needs a wide stretch of wall or floor, which a narrow space rarely has, whereas a portrait board stands tall and slim and works where width is short. This board is portrait, so it turns unused height into writing space and slips into places a wide board cannot, such as a corridor, a reception corner or a narrow gap between desks. For a room that is tight on width but not on height, that is often the difference between having a usable board and having none at all.
The two faces are different on purpose, because work comes in two forms. Free writing, such as notes, explanation and rough diagrams, suits a blank surface with nothing to constrain it, while structured work, such as lists, planning and aligned diagrams, is far easier on a ruled one. One side here is plain and the other carries a feint grid, faint enough not to distract from writing yet clear enough to keep content lined up. Both sides are usable in turn, so a single board covers both free and structured work without a second board ever being wheeled in.
Height adjustment makes one board suit different people and uses. The frame slides up and down, dropping the surface for a seated desk and lifting it for a standing presenter or a taller writer, with no stooping or stretching. In a shared space used by different people through the day, a fixed-height board ends up wrong for many of them, while an adjustable one is set to the moment. Bringing the surface to a comfortable level also keeps the upper reaches of a tall portrait board within easy reach rather than awkwardly high.
The frame and surface are made for mobile, shared use. The board sits on a freestanding frame whose castors lock, so it is wheeled between rooms by one person and held steady once parked, while a stability bar anchors the base so it stays firm as it is being written on. The surface is non-magnetic dry-wipe, cleaned with a dry cloth and an occasional whiteboard cleaner for heavier marks, and made to resist ghosting so it does not grey over time. Dry-wipe rather than permanent pens keep both faces clear, and a full 5-year surface guarantee backs the board.
What Ships in Your Pack
- 1 x double-sided whiteboard (one plain face, one feint-grid face)
- 1 x height-adjustable freestanding frame with stability bar, lockable castors and fittings
Equipping Several Rooms?
Schools, clinics and offices often fit out a number of rooms at once. Our team can match orientations and sizes across a site, advise where a portrait board earns its place and where a wider one will do, and coordinate one delivery so everything arrives together ready to use.
Call us on 01279460460 or send us your room list and we will put a recommendation together.
The Displaysense FWB9012P is a Non-Magnetic Portrait Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one face plain and the reverse a feint grid, portrait orientation, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 900mm W x 1200mm H, overall width 940mm, overall height adjustable from 1390mm to 1600mm. White finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for schools, clinics, reception areas, offices and healthcare spaces where vertical space suits a tall, narrow board. Also available as the landscape FWB9012L and the larger portrait FWB1215P. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
Specifications
Full specifications for the FWB9012P non-magnetic portrait mobile whiteboard. A double-sided board, plain on one face and feint grid on the reverse, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. A space-saving portrait format, the upright board in its mobile range, backed by a 5-year surface guarantee.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Writing Surface | 900mm (W) x 1200mm (H) per face | A tall portrait surface that turns unused wall height into useful writing space, while still keeping a narrow footprint in the room it stands in. |
| Orientation | Portrait, taller than wide | The upright format suits lists, flows and timelines that read down the board, and fits a corridor or a tight wall space that a wide board could not. |
| Surfaces | Double-sided, plain and feint grid | One plain face for open writing and one feint-grid face for structured work, so each kind of task ends up on the surface that genuinely suits it. |
| Surface Type | Non-magnetic dry-wipe | Takes dry-wipe pens and erases cleanly for frequent daily updates, with a smooth face that holds no magnets on either side. |
| Height Adjustment | Raises and lowers by 210mm | Match the board to a seated desk, to a person standing, or a shorter user, so that nobody ever has to stoop or reach up to write. |
| Overall Height | 1390mm minimum, 1600mm maximum | Drops right down for seated use and lifts for standing, keeping a tall portrait board within comfortable reach at either height setting. |
| Overall Width | 940mm | A slim freestanding footprint that rolls through most standard doorways easily and suits a narrow corridor or a busy room when it is moved. |
| Surface Finish | Ghosting-resistant dry-wipe | Wipes back to a clean face without any grey shadowing at all, so the board still looks professional even after constant daily use. |
| Frame | Aluminium, freestanding | A sturdy aluminium frame that stands fully free with no wall fixing at all, so the board works well in rented, shared or changing rooms. |
| Stability | Stability bar | A stability bar braces the base of the frame, keeping a tall board steady as it is written on rather than rocking or tipping forward. |
| Mobility | Lockable castors | One person can roll the board between rooms unaided, then lock the wheels so it holds firm while it is being written on or repositioned. |
| Guarantee | 5-year surface guarantee | The writing surface is backed for a full five years, giving you real long-term reassurance for a board in regular daily use. |
Delivery & Returns
Free delivery on every order, no minimum spend
UK Mainland standard delivery included on everything we sell.
Standard
Free
Always included, no minimum order
Express
£9.95
Express options shown at checkout where available
Lead time
2 to 3 days
Working days, UK Mainland
Returns
28 days
Original condition and packaging
Good to know
- Orders before 4pm typically ship the same day
- Tracking email sent on dispatch
- Ground-floor, accessible delivery point
Returns must be unused and in original packaging. Full delivery information · Returns policy
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About This Portrait Mobile Whiteboard
Q: What is the best mobile whiteboard for a narrow space?
A: A portrait mobile board, like the FWB9012P, suits a narrow space best. The tall, slim shape gives a 900 by 1200mm writing surface while keeping a 940mm-wide footprint, so the board fits a corridor or a tight room. The board is double-sided, height-adjustable and carries a 5-year guarantee.
Q: What is on each side of the board?
A: One face is a plain dry-wipe surface for free writing, everyday notes and explanation. The reverse carries a feint grid for keeping lists, diagrams and plans aligned. Both are non-magnetic dry-wipe, so the board covers free-form and structured work, with the reverse reached by turning the board on its castors.
Q: How does the height adjustment work?
A: The freestanding frame raises and lowers the board by 210mm, moving the overall height between 1390mm and 1600mm. Set it lower for a seated desk and higher for standing use or a taller writer. The adjustment also brings the top of a tall portrait board down to an easy level.
Q: Is this whiteboard magnetic?
A: No. Both faces are non-magnetic dry-wipe, written on and erased with dry-wipe pens, so magnets will not hold on either side. The board is designed for writing rather than displaying printed material with magnets. If holding documents with magnets matters, a magnetic steel whiteboard is the better choice.
Q: Is this board suitable for schools and clinics?
A: Yes. Schools use the plain side for teaching and the grid side for maths and aligned work, while clinics use the easy-clean surface in narrow consultation rooms. The board adjusts in height for seated or standing use and wheels between rooms, locking in place wherever it stops.
Q: Can one person move the board between rooms?
A: Yes. The board rolls on castors, so one person wheels it between rooms with no lifting and no wall fixing. The wheels then lock to hold it firm for writing, and a stability bar steadies the frame so a tall board stays put rather than rocking. A foot release frees the castors again.
Q: What size is the writing surface?
A: 900mm wide by 1200mm high per face, on a frame 940mm wide overall. The portrait format gives generous vertical writing height while keeping a slim footprint, so it suits tall content like lists and timelines and fits a narrow wall or corridor where a wide board would not.
Q: What is the difference between this and the landscape FWB9012L?
A: Both are non-magnetic mobile boards with a plain face and a feint-grid face, sized 900 by 1200mm on height-adjustable frames. The FWB9012P is portrait, taller than wide, for vertical content and narrow spaces. The FWB9012L is landscape, wider than tall, for side-by-side work. Choose portrait for height, landscape for width.
Q: Does the board swivel, or how is the second side reached?
A: The board is double-sided on a fixed frame, not a swivel, so the reverse is reached by turning the whole board around on its castors. Lock the wheels once the side you want faces the room. Both the plain and the feint-grid faces are used this way through a session.
Q: Will the surface ghost, and how is it cleaned?
A: The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting, so it clears to a clean face instead of holding a grey trace. Wipe each side with a dry cloth or eraser after use, and use a whiteboard cleaner about once a week. Always use dry-wipe, never permanent, markers to protect both faces.
Q: Is this whiteboard available with free UK delivery and a guarantee?
A: Yes. The board ships with free UK mainland delivery and the writing surface carries a 5-year guarantee. Displaysense has supplied UK schools, clinics and offices with display products since 1978, so you order from a UK display specialist. Bulk orders for several rooms can be arranged through our team.
Q: Is there a larger portrait version of this board?
A: Yes. The FWB1215P is a larger 1200 by 1500mm portrait board with the same plain and feint-grid surfaces, height-adjustable frame and lockable castors. Choose this 900 by 1200mm board for a tighter space, or the larger FWB1215P where more vertical writing room is really needed.
Knowledge Hub
Guides for Choosing and Using Mobile Whiteboards
A mobile whiteboard works hardest when its orientation, surfaces and height suit the room and the way it is used. Knowing when a portrait or landscape board fits a space better, how a plain and gridded surface each earn their place, and how to organise a flexible working area all make a real difference. These guides cover choosing and using boards in schools and offices.
Non-Magnetic Portrait Mobile Whiteboard - 900mm x 1200mm
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|---|---|---|
| 1 - 9 | 0% off | £0.00 |
| 10 + | 3% off | £4.62 |
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
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Tall Writing Space That Fits a Tight Room
Not every room has a wide wall to spare, but most have height going unused. The FWB9012P makes the most of that with a portrait board, taller than it is wide, that gives a generous run of vertical writing space while keeping a slim footprint. It slots into a corridor, a reception corner or the gap between desks where a wide board simply would not go. Both surfaces earn their place too, a plain dry-wipe side for everyday notes and explanation and a feint-grid reverse for structured lists, diagrams and planning, so the board suits whatever a session needs. It is non-magnetic dry-wipe, easy to clean and resistant to ghosting, and it stands on a freestanding frame with lockable castors, so one person rolls it where it is wanted and locks it firm, steadied by a stability bar. The frame adjusts in height for a seated desk or a standing presenter, and a 5-year surface guarantee backs it. Best suited for schools, clinics and reception areas where vertical space is easier to find than width and a board needs to move between spots.
Why This Portrait Mobile Board Works for Tight Spaces
- Tall format for narrow rooms: A portrait shape gives plenty of vertical writing height while taking up little width, so it fits a corridor, a reception corner or the space between desks where a wide board would not. It suits content that reads down the surface, such as lists, flows and timelines.
- Plain one side, feint grid the other: One face is plain for free notes and explanation, and the reverse carries a subtle feint grid for structured lists, diagrams and planning. Each kind of work gets the surface that suits it, rather than forcing gridded content onto a blank board or vice versa.
- Adjusts to the user: The frame raises and lowers so the surface meets a seated desk, a standing presenter or a shorter writer at a comfortable level. Nobody has to stoop or reach, which keeps the whole board easy to write on whoever is using it.
- Mobile and steady from one frame: The board rolls between rooms on castors that lock, so one person moves it without lifting or wall fixing, and a stability bar braces the freestanding frame so it stays planted and firm in use. Easy to reposition, solid to write against.
- Clean, hard-wearing surface: The non-magnetic dry-wipe face wipes back to clean and resists the ghosting that greys a cheaper board, so it stays clear and professional through constant daily writing. It is built for the frequent updates and note-taking a busy space sees.
- Backed for five years: A 5-year surface guarantee stands behind the board, reflecting a build made for the daily handling of a school, clinic or office. It is meant to keep performing for years of writing, moving and repositioning rather than wearing out early.
Where a Portrait Mobile Board Fits Best
| Schools and Classrooms | Teaching often runs short on wall space but not on height, so a tall board that wheels between rooms earns its place. The plain side carries explanation while the grid side keeps maths and worked examples aligned, and the board adjusts for pupils or standing teaching. |
| Clinics and Healthcare | Consultation and treatment rooms are often narrow, where an upright board fits a wall a wide one could not. The easy-clean surface wipes down between uses, the grid side keeps a chart or tracker neat, and the board rolls between rooms as the day needs. |
| Reception and Waiting Areas | A reception corner suits a tidy, upright board that gives information without dominating the space. The plain face carries notices and welcome details, the board moves aside easily when needed, and the slim footprint keeps a busy entrance clear. |
| Offices and Workspaces | Between desks or in a small meeting space, a portrait board brings real writing height without a wide footprint. One side takes quick notes and the other structured planning, and the board wheels to wherever a team has gathered before locking in place. |
| Corridors and Shared Spaces | Narrow shared areas need a board that fits against a wall and moves when it must. The upright format suits a corridor or a thoroughfare, the castors lock to hold it safely in a busy route, and the surface takes daily updates that everyone passing can read. |
| Training and Breakout Rooms | A small training space benefits from a board that adjusts in height and turns its hand to either free or structured work. The grid side frames a plan or schedule, the plain side takes the discussion around it, and the board rolls between rooms as sessions move. |
Prefer Landscape, or a Bigger Board?
For a wider surface, the landscape version turns the same board on its side. For more writing room, the larger portrait board brings the same dual surfaces in a taller frame.
Call us on 01279460460 or get in touch for advice on orientation, sizes or multi-room orders.
The Displaysense FWB9012P is a Non-Magnetic Portrait Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one face plain and the reverse a feint grid, portrait orientation, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 900mm W x 1200mm H, overall width 940mm, overall height adjustable from 1390mm to 1600mm. White finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for schools, clinics, reception areas, offices and healthcare spaces where vertical space suits a tall, narrow board. Also available as the landscape FWB9012L and the larger portrait FWB1215P. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
Orientation decides how a board fits a room. A landscape board needs a wide stretch of wall or floor, which a narrow space rarely has, whereas a portrait board stands tall and slim and works where width is short. This board is portrait, so it turns unused height into writing space and slips into places a wide board cannot, such as a corridor, a reception corner or a narrow gap between desks. For a room that is tight on width but not on height, that is often the difference between having a usable board and having none at all.
The two faces are different on purpose, because work comes in two forms. Free writing, such as notes, explanation and rough diagrams, suits a blank surface with nothing to constrain it, while structured work, such as lists, planning and aligned diagrams, is far easier on a ruled one. One side here is plain and the other carries a feint grid, faint enough not to distract from writing yet clear enough to keep content lined up. Both sides are usable in turn, so a single board covers both free and structured work without a second board ever being wheeled in.
Height adjustment makes one board suit different people and uses. The frame slides up and down, dropping the surface for a seated desk and lifting it for a standing presenter or a taller writer, with no stooping or stretching. In a shared space used by different people through the day, a fixed-height board ends up wrong for many of them, while an adjustable one is set to the moment. Bringing the surface to a comfortable level also keeps the upper reaches of a tall portrait board within easy reach rather than awkwardly high.
The frame and surface are made for mobile, shared use. The board sits on a freestanding frame whose castors lock, so it is wheeled between rooms by one person and held steady once parked, while a stability bar anchors the base so it stays firm as it is being written on. The surface is non-magnetic dry-wipe, cleaned with a dry cloth and an occasional whiteboard cleaner for heavier marks, and made to resist ghosting so it does not grey over time. Dry-wipe rather than permanent pens keep both faces clear, and a full 5-year surface guarantee backs the board.
What Ships in Your Pack
- 1 x double-sided whiteboard (one plain face, one feint-grid face)
- 1 x height-adjustable freestanding frame with stability bar, lockable castors and fittings
Equipping Several Rooms?
Schools, clinics and offices often fit out a number of rooms at once. Our team can match orientations and sizes across a site, advise where a portrait board earns its place and where a wider one will do, and coordinate one delivery so everything arrives together ready to use.
Call us on 01279460460 or send us your room list and we will put a recommendation together.
The Displaysense FWB9012P is a Non-Magnetic Portrait Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one face plain and the reverse a feint grid, portrait orientation, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 900mm W x 1200mm H, overall width 940mm, overall height adjustable from 1390mm to 1600mm. White finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for schools, clinics, reception areas, offices and healthcare spaces where vertical space suits a tall, narrow board. Also available as the landscape FWB9012L and the larger portrait FWB1215P. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
Full specifications for the FWB9012P non-magnetic portrait mobile whiteboard. A double-sided board, plain on one face and feint grid on the reverse, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. A space-saving portrait format, the upright board in its mobile range, backed by a 5-year surface guarantee.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Writing Surface | 900mm (W) x 1200mm (H) per face | A tall portrait surface that turns unused wall height into useful writing space, while still keeping a narrow footprint in the room it stands in. |
| Orientation | Portrait, taller than wide | The upright format suits lists, flows and timelines that read down the board, and fits a corridor or a tight wall space that a wide board could not. |
| Surfaces | Double-sided, plain and feint grid | One plain face for open writing and one feint-grid face for structured work, so each kind of task ends up on the surface that genuinely suits it. |
| Surface Type | Non-magnetic dry-wipe | Takes dry-wipe pens and erases cleanly for frequent daily updates, with a smooth face that holds no magnets on either side. |
| Height Adjustment | Raises and lowers by 210mm | Match the board to a seated desk, to a person standing, or a shorter user, so that nobody ever has to stoop or reach up to write. |
| Overall Height | 1390mm minimum, 1600mm maximum | Drops right down for seated use and lifts for standing, keeping a tall portrait board within comfortable reach at either height setting. |
| Overall Width | 940mm | A slim freestanding footprint that rolls through most standard doorways easily and suits a narrow corridor or a busy room when it is moved. |
| Surface Finish | Ghosting-resistant dry-wipe | Wipes back to a clean face without any grey shadowing at all, so the board still looks professional even after constant daily use. |
| Frame | Aluminium, freestanding | A sturdy aluminium frame that stands fully free with no wall fixing at all, so the board works well in rented, shared or changing rooms. |
| Stability | Stability bar | A stability bar braces the base of the frame, keeping a tall board steady as it is written on rather than rocking or tipping forward. |
| Mobility | Lockable castors | One person can roll the board between rooms unaided, then lock the wheels so it holds firm while it is being written on or repositioned. |
| Guarantee | 5-year surface guarantee | The writing surface is backed for a full five years, giving you real long-term reassurance for a board in regular daily use. |
Free delivery on every order, no minimum spend
UK Mainland standard delivery included on everything we sell.
Standard
Free
Always included, no minimum order
Express
£9.95
Express options shown at checkout where available
Lead time
2 to 3 days
Working days, UK Mainland
Returns
28 days
Original condition and packaging
Good to know
- Orders before 4pm typically ship the same day
- Tracking email sent on dispatch
- Ground-floor, accessible delivery point
Returns must be unused and in original packaging. Full delivery information · Returns policy
Frequently Asked Questions About This Portrait Mobile Whiteboard
Q: What is the best mobile whiteboard for a narrow space?
A: A portrait mobile board, like the FWB9012P, suits a narrow space best. The tall, slim shape gives a 900 by 1200mm writing surface while keeping a 940mm-wide footprint, so the board fits a corridor or a tight room. The board is double-sided, height-adjustable and carries a 5-year guarantee.
Q: What is on each side of the board?
A: One face is a plain dry-wipe surface for free writing, everyday notes and explanation. The reverse carries a feint grid for keeping lists, diagrams and plans aligned. Both are non-magnetic dry-wipe, so the board covers free-form and structured work, with the reverse reached by turning the board on its castors.
Q: How does the height adjustment work?
A: The freestanding frame raises and lowers the board by 210mm, moving the overall height between 1390mm and 1600mm. Set it lower for a seated desk and higher for standing use or a taller writer. The adjustment also brings the top of a tall portrait board down to an easy level.
Q: Is this whiteboard magnetic?
A: No. Both faces are non-magnetic dry-wipe, written on and erased with dry-wipe pens, so magnets will not hold on either side. The board is designed for writing rather than displaying printed material with magnets. If holding documents with magnets matters, a magnetic steel whiteboard is the better choice.
Q: Is this board suitable for schools and clinics?
A: Yes. Schools use the plain side for teaching and the grid side for maths and aligned work, while clinics use the easy-clean surface in narrow consultation rooms. The board adjusts in height for seated or standing use and wheels between rooms, locking in place wherever it stops.
Q: Can one person move the board between rooms?
A: Yes. The board rolls on castors, so one person wheels it between rooms with no lifting and no wall fixing. The wheels then lock to hold it firm for writing, and a stability bar steadies the frame so a tall board stays put rather than rocking. A foot release frees the castors again.
Q: What size is the writing surface?
A: 900mm wide by 1200mm high per face, on a frame 940mm wide overall. The portrait format gives generous vertical writing height while keeping a slim footprint, so it suits tall content like lists and timelines and fits a narrow wall or corridor where a wide board would not.
Q: What is the difference between this and the landscape FWB9012L?
A: Both are non-magnetic mobile boards with a plain face and a feint-grid face, sized 900 by 1200mm on height-adjustable frames. The FWB9012P is portrait, taller than wide, for vertical content and narrow spaces. The FWB9012L is landscape, wider than tall, for side-by-side work. Choose portrait for height, landscape for width.
Q: Does the board swivel, or how is the second side reached?
A: The board is double-sided on a fixed frame, not a swivel, so the reverse is reached by turning the whole board around on its castors. Lock the wheels once the side you want faces the room. Both the plain and the feint-grid faces are used this way through a session.
Q: Will the surface ghost, and how is it cleaned?
A: The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting, so it clears to a clean face instead of holding a grey trace. Wipe each side with a dry cloth or eraser after use, and use a whiteboard cleaner about once a week. Always use dry-wipe, never permanent, markers to protect both faces.
Q: Is this whiteboard available with free UK delivery and a guarantee?
A: Yes. The board ships with free UK mainland delivery and the writing surface carries a 5-year guarantee. Displaysense has supplied UK schools, clinics and offices with display products since 1978, so you order from a UK display specialist. Bulk orders for several rooms can be arranged through our team.
Q: Is there a larger portrait version of this board?
A: Yes. The FWB1215P is a larger 1200 by 1500mm portrait board with the same plain and feint-grid surfaces, height-adjustable frame and lockable castors. Choose this 900 by 1200mm board for a tighter space, or the larger FWB1215P where more vertical writing room is really needed.
Guides for Choosing and Using Mobile Whiteboards
A mobile whiteboard works hardest when its orientation, surfaces and height suit the room and the way it is used. Knowing when a portrait or landscape board fits a space better, how a plain and gridded surface each earn their place, and how to organise a flexible working area all make a real difference. These guides cover choosing and using boards in schools and offices.
Overview
Tall Writing Space That Fits a Tight Room
Not every room has a wide wall to spare, but most have height going unused. The FWB9012P makes the most of that with a portrait board, taller than it is wide, that gives a generous run of vertical writing space while keeping a slim footprint. It slots into a corridor, a reception corner or the gap between desks where a wide board simply would not go. Both surfaces earn their place too, a plain dry-wipe side for everyday notes and explanation and a feint-grid reverse for structured lists, diagrams and planning, so the board suits whatever a session needs. It is non-magnetic dry-wipe, easy to clean and resistant to ghosting, and it stands on a freestanding frame with lockable castors, so one person rolls it where it is wanted and locks it firm, steadied by a stability bar. The frame adjusts in height for a seated desk or a standing presenter, and a 5-year surface guarantee backs it. Best suited for schools, clinics and reception areas where vertical space is easier to find than width and a board needs to move between spots.
Why This Portrait Mobile Board Works for Tight Spaces
- Tall format for narrow rooms: A portrait shape gives plenty of vertical writing height while taking up little width, so it fits a corridor, a reception corner or the space between desks where a wide board would not. It suits content that reads down the surface, such as lists, flows and timelines.
- Plain one side, feint grid the other: One face is plain for free notes and explanation, and the reverse carries a subtle feint grid for structured lists, diagrams and planning. Each kind of work gets the surface that suits it, rather than forcing gridded content onto a blank board or vice versa.
- Adjusts to the user: The frame raises and lowers so the surface meets a seated desk, a standing presenter or a shorter writer at a comfortable level. Nobody has to stoop or reach, which keeps the whole board easy to write on whoever is using it.
- Mobile and steady from one frame: The board rolls between rooms on castors that lock, so one person moves it without lifting or wall fixing, and a stability bar braces the freestanding frame so it stays planted and firm in use. Easy to reposition, solid to write against.
- Clean, hard-wearing surface: The non-magnetic dry-wipe face wipes back to clean and resists the ghosting that greys a cheaper board, so it stays clear and professional through constant daily writing. It is built for the frequent updates and note-taking a busy space sees.
- Backed for five years: A 5-year surface guarantee stands behind the board, reflecting a build made for the daily handling of a school, clinic or office. It is meant to keep performing for years of writing, moving and repositioning rather than wearing out early.
Where a Portrait Mobile Board Fits Best
| Schools and Classrooms | Teaching often runs short on wall space but not on height, so a tall board that wheels between rooms earns its place. The plain side carries explanation while the grid side keeps maths and worked examples aligned, and the board adjusts for pupils or standing teaching. |
| Clinics and Healthcare | Consultation and treatment rooms are often narrow, where an upright board fits a wall a wide one could not. The easy-clean surface wipes down between uses, the grid side keeps a chart or tracker neat, and the board rolls between rooms as the day needs. |
| Reception and Waiting Areas | A reception corner suits a tidy, upright board that gives information without dominating the space. The plain face carries notices and welcome details, the board moves aside easily when needed, and the slim footprint keeps a busy entrance clear. |
| Offices and Workspaces | Between desks or in a small meeting space, a portrait board brings real writing height without a wide footprint. One side takes quick notes and the other structured planning, and the board wheels to wherever a team has gathered before locking in place. |
| Corridors and Shared Spaces | Narrow shared areas need a board that fits against a wall and moves when it must. The upright format suits a corridor or a thoroughfare, the castors lock to hold it safely in a busy route, and the surface takes daily updates that everyone passing can read. |
| Training and Breakout Rooms | A small training space benefits from a board that adjusts in height and turns its hand to either free or structured work. The grid side frames a plan or schedule, the plain side takes the discussion around it, and the board rolls between rooms as sessions move. |
Prefer Landscape, or a Bigger Board?
For a wider surface, the landscape version turns the same board on its side. For more writing room, the larger portrait board brings the same dual surfaces in a taller frame.
Call us on 01279460460 or get in touch for advice on orientation, sizes or multi-room orders.
The Displaysense FWB9012P is a Non-Magnetic Portrait Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one face plain and the reverse a feint grid, portrait orientation, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 900mm W x 1200mm H, overall width 940mm, overall height adjustable from 1390mm to 1600mm. White finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for schools, clinics, reception areas, offices and healthcare spaces where vertical space suits a tall, narrow board. Also available as the landscape FWB9012L and the larger portrait FWB1215P. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
Description
Orientation decides how a board fits a room. A landscape board needs a wide stretch of wall or floor, which a narrow space rarely has, whereas a portrait board stands tall and slim and works where width is short. This board is portrait, so it turns unused height into writing space and slips into places a wide board cannot, such as a corridor, a reception corner or a narrow gap between desks. For a room that is tight on width but not on height, that is often the difference between having a usable board and having none at all.
The two faces are different on purpose, because work comes in two forms. Free writing, such as notes, explanation and rough diagrams, suits a blank surface with nothing to constrain it, while structured work, such as lists, planning and aligned diagrams, is far easier on a ruled one. One side here is plain and the other carries a feint grid, faint enough not to distract from writing yet clear enough to keep content lined up. Both sides are usable in turn, so a single board covers both free and structured work without a second board ever being wheeled in.
Height adjustment makes one board suit different people and uses. The frame slides up and down, dropping the surface for a seated desk and lifting it for a standing presenter or a taller writer, with no stooping or stretching. In a shared space used by different people through the day, a fixed-height board ends up wrong for many of them, while an adjustable one is set to the moment. Bringing the surface to a comfortable level also keeps the upper reaches of a tall portrait board within easy reach rather than awkwardly high.
The frame and surface are made for mobile, shared use. The board sits on a freestanding frame whose castors lock, so it is wheeled between rooms by one person and held steady once parked, while a stability bar anchors the base so it stays firm as it is being written on. The surface is non-magnetic dry-wipe, cleaned with a dry cloth and an occasional whiteboard cleaner for heavier marks, and made to resist ghosting so it does not grey over time. Dry-wipe rather than permanent pens keep both faces clear, and a full 5-year surface guarantee backs the board.
What Ships in Your Pack
- 1 x double-sided whiteboard (one plain face, one feint-grid face)
- 1 x height-adjustable freestanding frame with stability bar, lockable castors and fittings
Equipping Several Rooms?
Schools, clinics and offices often fit out a number of rooms at once. Our team can match orientations and sizes across a site, advise where a portrait board earns its place and where a wider one will do, and coordinate one delivery so everything arrives together ready to use.
Call us on 01279460460 or send us your room list and we will put a recommendation together.
The Displaysense FWB9012P is a Non-Magnetic Portrait Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one face plain and the reverse a feint grid, portrait orientation, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 900mm W x 1200mm H, overall width 940mm, overall height adjustable from 1390mm to 1600mm. White finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for schools, clinics, reception areas, offices and healthcare spaces where vertical space suits a tall, narrow board. Also available as the landscape FWB9012L and the larger portrait FWB1215P. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978. Free UK mainland delivery.
Specifications
Full specifications for the FWB9012P non-magnetic portrait mobile whiteboard. A double-sided board, plain on one face and feint grid on the reverse, on a height-adjustable freestanding frame with a stability bar and lockable castors. A space-saving portrait format, the upright board in its mobile range, backed by a 5-year surface guarantee.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Writing Surface | 900mm (W) x 1200mm (H) per face | A tall portrait surface that turns unused wall height into useful writing space, while still keeping a narrow footprint in the room it stands in. |
| Orientation | Portrait, taller than wide | The upright format suits lists, flows and timelines that read down the board, and fits a corridor or a tight wall space that a wide board could not. |
| Surfaces | Double-sided, plain and feint grid | One plain face for open writing and one feint-grid face for structured work, so each kind of task ends up on the surface that genuinely suits it. |
| Surface Type | Non-magnetic dry-wipe | Takes dry-wipe pens and erases cleanly for frequent daily updates, with a smooth face that holds no magnets on either side. |
| Height Adjustment | Raises and lowers by 210mm | Match the board to a seated desk, to a person standing, or a shorter user, so that nobody ever has to stoop or reach up to write. |
| Overall Height | 1390mm minimum, 1600mm maximum | Drops right down for seated use and lifts for standing, keeping a tall portrait board within comfortable reach at either height setting. |
| Overall Width | 940mm | A slim freestanding footprint that rolls through most standard doorways easily and suits a narrow corridor or a busy room when it is moved. |
| Surface Finish | Ghosting-resistant dry-wipe | Wipes back to a clean face without any grey shadowing at all, so the board still looks professional even after constant daily use. |
| Frame | Aluminium, freestanding | A sturdy aluminium frame that stands fully free with no wall fixing at all, so the board works well in rented, shared or changing rooms. |
| Stability | Stability bar | A stability bar braces the base of the frame, keeping a tall board steady as it is written on rather than rocking or tipping forward. |
| Mobility | Lockable castors | One person can roll the board between rooms unaided, then lock the wheels so it holds firm while it is being written on or repositioned. |
| Guarantee | 5-year surface guarantee | The writing surface is backed for a full five years, giving you real long-term reassurance for a board in regular daily use. |
Delivery & Returns
Free delivery on every order, no minimum spend
UK Mainland standard delivery included on everything we sell.
Standard
Free
Always included, no minimum order
Express
£9.95
Express options shown at checkout where available
Lead time
2 to 3 days
Working days, UK Mainland
Returns
28 days
Original condition and packaging
Good to know
- Orders before 4pm typically ship the same day
- Tracking email sent on dispatch
- Ground-floor, accessible delivery point
Returns must be unused and in original packaging. Full delivery information · Returns policy
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About This Portrait Mobile Whiteboard
Q: What is the best mobile whiteboard for a narrow space?
A: A portrait mobile board, like the FWB9012P, suits a narrow space best. The tall, slim shape gives a 900 by 1200mm writing surface while keeping a 940mm-wide footprint, so the board fits a corridor or a tight room. The board is double-sided, height-adjustable and carries a 5-year guarantee.
Q: What is on each side of the board?
A: One face is a plain dry-wipe surface for free writing, everyday notes and explanation. The reverse carries a feint grid for keeping lists, diagrams and plans aligned. Both are non-magnetic dry-wipe, so the board covers free-form and structured work, with the reverse reached by turning the board on its castors.
Q: How does the height adjustment work?
A: The freestanding frame raises and lowers the board by 210mm, moving the overall height between 1390mm and 1600mm. Set it lower for a seated desk and higher for standing use or a taller writer. The adjustment also brings the top of a tall portrait board down to an easy level.
Q: Is this whiteboard magnetic?
A: No. Both faces are non-magnetic dry-wipe, written on and erased with dry-wipe pens, so magnets will not hold on either side. The board is designed for writing rather than displaying printed material with magnets. If holding documents with magnets matters, a magnetic steel whiteboard is the better choice.
Q: Is this board suitable for schools and clinics?
A: Yes. Schools use the plain side for teaching and the grid side for maths and aligned work, while clinics use the easy-clean surface in narrow consultation rooms. The board adjusts in height for seated or standing use and wheels between rooms, locking in place wherever it stops.
Q: Can one person move the board between rooms?
A: Yes. The board rolls on castors, so one person wheels it between rooms with no lifting and no wall fixing. The wheels then lock to hold it firm for writing, and a stability bar steadies the frame so a tall board stays put rather than rocking. A foot release frees the castors again.
Q: What size is the writing surface?
A: 900mm wide by 1200mm high per face, on a frame 940mm wide overall. The portrait format gives generous vertical writing height while keeping a slim footprint, so it suits tall content like lists and timelines and fits a narrow wall or corridor where a wide board would not.
Q: What is the difference between this and the landscape FWB9012L?
A: Both are non-magnetic mobile boards with a plain face and a feint-grid face, sized 900 by 1200mm on height-adjustable frames. The FWB9012P is portrait, taller than wide, for vertical content and narrow spaces. The FWB9012L is landscape, wider than tall, for side-by-side work. Choose portrait for height, landscape for width.
Q: Does the board swivel, or how is the second side reached?
A: The board is double-sided on a fixed frame, not a swivel, so the reverse is reached by turning the whole board around on its castors. Lock the wheels once the side you want faces the room. Both the plain and the feint-grid faces are used this way through a session.
Q: Will the surface ghost, and how is it cleaned?
A: The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting, so it clears to a clean face instead of holding a grey trace. Wipe each side with a dry cloth or eraser after use, and use a whiteboard cleaner about once a week. Always use dry-wipe, never permanent, markers to protect both faces.
Q: Is this whiteboard available with free UK delivery and a guarantee?
A: Yes. The board ships with free UK mainland delivery and the writing surface carries a 5-year guarantee. Displaysense has supplied UK schools, clinics and offices with display products since 1978, so you order from a UK display specialist. Bulk orders for several rooms can be arranged through our team.
Q: Is there a larger portrait version of this board?
A: Yes. The FWB1215P is a larger 1200 by 1500mm portrait board with the same plain and feint-grid surfaces, height-adjustable frame and lockable castors. Choose this 900 by 1200mm board for a tighter space, or the larger FWB1215P where more vertical writing room is really needed.
Knowledge Hub
Guides for Choosing and Using Mobile Whiteboards
A mobile whiteboard works hardest when its orientation, surfaces and height suit the room and the way it is used. Knowing when a portrait or landscape board fits a space better, how a plain and gridded surface each earn their place, and how to organise a flexible working area all make a real difference. These guides cover choosing and using boards in schools and offices.
