Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Two Working Surfaces, One That Rules the Lines for You
A swivel board gives you two faces instead of one, and the SW1512L makes each face do a different job. One side is a plain dry-wipe surface for open writing and free-form ideas. The reverse carries a feint grid, a faint printed lattice that keeps diagrams, tables, schedules and layouts square and aligned without you ruling a single line. The panel turns a full 360 degrees on its horizontal axis, so you flip between the open side and the structured side in a moment, mid-session, without lifting or re-hanging anything. It stands free on lockable castors with a stabilising bar, so it rolls between rooms and locks firm for writing. The dry-wipe finish stays clear and resists ghosting, and it is backed by a 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for classrooms, training rooms and planning areas where a team needs both open writing space and a structured grid on the same mobile board.
Why a Plain and Gridded Swivel Board Does More
- Plain face for open work: One side is a clear, unmarked dry-wipe surface for brainstorming, teaching and free-form notes, where ruled lines would only get in the way. It gives a team room to think out loud and capture ideas as they come, then wipe it clean and start over again.
- Feint grid face for structure: The reverse carries a faint printed grid that keeps writing, diagrams, tables and timetables neat and aligned without ruling any lines by hand. It suits planning, scheduling and clinical or teaching layouts, turning rough working into something ordered and easy to read at a glance.
- Turns a full 360 degrees: The panel revolves on its horizontal axis, so you swap between the open and gridded faces in a moment without lifting the board or moving to a second surface. The structured side and the free side are always both to hand as a session shifts between the two.
- Mobile on lockable castors: The board rolls between rooms on castors and locks firmly in place once positioned, so one person moves it with no lifting and no wall fixing. You get easy movement and a steady writing surface from the same frame, released again with a tap of the foot.
- Freestanding with a stability bar: A stabilising bar anchors the freestanding frame, so a tall double-sided board stays planted while people write against it and turn the panel. The board feels solid in use rather than top-heavy, which matters when both faces are in constant use.
- Built to last, guaranteed: The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting and wipes back to a clean face rather than holding a grey shadow, and a 5-year surface guarantee backs it for the long term. It is made for daily handling and frequent presentation changes in a busy room.
Where a Plain-and-Grid Swivel Board Fits Best
| Schools and Classrooms | Teachers brainstorm on the plain face and switch to the grid for tables, graphs or handwriting practice, simply turning the board as the lesson moves on. It wheels easily between classrooms, so a single board serves several rooms across one busy weekly timetable. |
| Training Rooms and Workshops | Trainers run open discussion on one face and then reveal a structured framework or schedule on the gridded reverse. The board rolls between breakout spaces as a session splits into groups and regroups, locking firm wherever it happens to be needed. |
| Healthcare and Clinical Areas | Wards and departments use the gridded face for rotas, capacity boards and structured planning, and the plain side for briefings or quick notes. The board moves between rooms and clears completely between uses, ready for the next team that needs it. |
| Offices and Planning Zones | Teams map ideas freely on the plain face and lay out timelines, sprint boards or schedules on the gridded one. It wheels to wherever a group has gathered and turns to face them, rather than tying a flexible room to one fixed wall. |
| Project and Collaboration Spaces | Running plans live on the gridded face while live working happens on the plain one, and the board turns so the team can gather around whichever side they need. It moves with the project rather than staying put in a single fixed room. |
| Meeting and Briefing Rooms | Presenters use the open face for discussion and the gridded face for agendas or figures, flipping the board to suit the moment as the meeting moves. The clean freestanding frame suits a professional, client-facing room rather than looking like back-office kit. |
Need a Bigger Board, or One With Magnets?
For more writing space, the larger swivel board offers the same turning design in a wider frame. If you need to pin printed material with magnets, the same-size revolving magnetic board adds a magnetic surface.
Call us on 01279460460 or get in touch for advice on sizes or multi-room orders.
The Displaysense SW1512L is a Non-Magnetic Swivel Landscape Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one plain face and one feint-grid face, panel revolves 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 1500mm W x 1200mm H, overall frame approximately 1600mm W x 1935mm H. Freestanding frame with stability bar and lockable castors, white finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Suited to classrooms, training rooms, healthcare, offices and planning areas. Also available as the larger SW1812L and as the same-size magnetic revolving WBRM1215. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978.
What sets this board apart is that its two faces are not the same. Most double-sided boards simply give you a second blank surface. Here, one face is plain while the other is overlaid with a feint grid, meaning a faintly printed pattern of squares. That difference matters because open writing and structured writing want different things from a surface. Free-form notes and brainstorming work best on a clear, unmarked face, while tables, timetables, diagrams and plans are far easier to keep neat on a grid. Having both on one board means you pick the right surface for the task in hand rather than compromising on a single blank face for everything.
The feint grid earns its name from how light the printing is. The lines are pale enough to sit quietly behind your work, so they steer what you write without competing with it or showing through in a photo of the board. They give you alignment for columns, even spacing for rows and a sense of scale for a diagram, all without you ruling anything by hand. When a layout needs to look ordered, the grid does the work. When it does not, a turn of the board brings the plain side forward and the lines disappear from view entirely.
Switching between the two faces is the job of the swivel mechanism. The panel is mounted in the frame on a horizontal axis, so it rotates a full 360 degrees rather than being fixed in place. A single turn brings the other side forward, with no lifting, unclipping or re-hanging, so you move from open work to structured work in the flow of a session. Because the panel turns rather than being flipped off its mounts, both surfaces stay available throughout, and the board can also be angled towards one particular part of a room as needed.
The board is built to move and to stay steady once it stops. It rolls on wheels that lock, so a single person can move it between rooms and then fix it in place for writing, and a stabilising bar across the freestanding frame keeps a tall, double-sided board from feeling top-heavy in use. The surface is a non-magnetic dry-wipe finish, so it takes pens and erases cleanly while resisting the ghosting that shadows a cheaper board. A 5-year surface guarantee backs it, and a dry cloth with an occasional whiteboard cleaner keeps both faces clear.
What Ships in Your Pack
- 1 x non-magnetic swivel mobile whiteboard with a plain face and a feint-grid face
- Freestanding frame with stabilising bar, lockable castors and assembly fittings
Equipping Several Rooms?
Schools, training providers and offices often fit out a number of rooms at once. Our team can match sizes across a site, advise where a swivel board with a grid earns its place and where a simpler board 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 SW1512L is a Non-Magnetic Swivel Landscape Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one plain face and one feint-grid face, panel revolves 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 1500mm W x 1200mm H, overall frame approximately 1600mm W x 1935mm H. Freestanding frame with stability bar and lockable castors, white finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Suited to classrooms, training rooms, healthcare, offices and planning areas. Also available as the larger SW1812L and as the same-size magnetic revolving WBRM1215. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978.
Full specifications for the SW1512L non-magnetic swivel mobile whiteboard. A freestanding double-sided board offering one plain writing side and one feint-grid side, a panel that revolves a full 360 degrees, a stability bar and lockable castors. Built for flexible use and backed by a 5-year surface guarantee.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Writing Surface | 1500mm (W) x 1200mm (H) per face | A wide mid-size surface with plenty of room for group work and diagrams all at once, and it stays clearly readable from right across a standard busy room. |
| Overall Frame Size | Approximately 1600mm (W) x 1935mm (H) | A freestanding footprint that fits through most standard UK doorways and stands at a comfortable working height for both writing and reading. |
| Surfaces | Double-sided, plain and feint grid | One open face for free writing and one gridded face for neat tables and structured layouts, so you can choose the right side for each task in hand. |
| Surface Type | Non-magnetic dry-wipe | Takes dry-wipe pens and erases cleanly for frequent updates, though it holds content by writing rather than with magnets on the surface. |
| Rotation | Revolves 360 degrees, horizontal axis | Swap between the plain and the gridded face in a moment, or angle the board towards a particular group, without any lifting or re-hanging at all. |
| Surface Finish | Ghosting-resistant dry-wipe | Wipes back to a clean face without any grey shadowing, so the board still looks professional even after constant daily use. |
| Frame | Aluminium, freestanding | A light but sturdy aluminium frame that stands free with no wall fixing whatsoever, so the board works well in rented or shared rooms. |
| Stability | Stabilising bar | A bar across the base anchors the freestanding frame, holding a tall double-sided board firm as people lean in to write and rotate the panel. |
| Mobility | Lockable castors | One person rolls the board between rooms unaided, then locks the wheels so it holds firm while a group writes against it and turns the panel. |
| Finish Colour | White | A clean, neutral white surface that keeps written content easy to read and suits any classroom, office or clinical room very neatly. |
| Installation | Freestanding, no wall fixing | No drilling or fixed position needed at all, so it suits busy shared spaces and moves freely wherever the work happens to be on the day. |
| Guarantee | 5-year surface guarantee | The writing surface is backed for a full five years, giving real long-term reassurance for a board in constant 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 Swivel Mobile Whiteboard
Q: What is the best mobile whiteboard for both open writing and structured layouts?
A: A double-sided swivel board offering one open side and one squared side, like the SW1512L, covers both needs. The open side suits brainstorming and free writing, while the squared side keeps tables, timetables and diagrams aligned. The panel turns 360 degrees, so you switch between the two in a moment, and it rolls between rooms on lockable castors.
Q: What is a feint grid and what is it for?
A: A feint grid is a faintly printed pattern of small squares on one face of the board. The lines are light enough to stay subtle, so they help you write neatly without drawing the eye. They keep columns aligned, rows evenly spaced and diagrams to scale, which suits timetables, planning and clinical or teaching layouts.
Q: How does the 360 degree swivel work?
A: The panel sits on a horizontal axis within the frame, letting it spin a full circle. Rotating it presents the opposite face in seconds, with nothing to lift or unclip, so you move between the open and squared sides mid-session. You can also leave it angled towards one part of the room.
Q: Is this whiteboard suitable for schools and classrooms?
A: Yes. Teachers work freely on the open face and rotate to the grid for neat tables, graphs or letter formation, all on one board. It wheels between classrooms and locks in place for a lesson, so one board can cover several teaching rooms over a busy week rather than staying fixed in one.
Q: Is this whiteboard suitable for healthcare and NHS settings?
A: Yes. In clinical teams the squared side handles shift rotas, bed-state tracking and other tabular planning, while the open side suits handover notes and quick briefings. It wheels between rooms on locking castors and erases fully after each use, so the next shift starts with a blank board.
Q: Is it mobile, and does it stay steady when in use?
A: Yes. It stands free on locking wheels, so one person rolls it between rooms and then fixes it in place for writing. A stabilising bar across the base keeps the tall, two-sided panel from tipping or wobbling during use, so it stays steady underhand rather than feeling top-heavy.
Q: What size is the board and will it fit through a doorway?
A: Each face has a 1500mm wide by 1200mm high writing surface, and the overall frame stands at roughly 1600mm wide by 1935mm high. That footprint fits through most standard UK doorways, so the board moves easily between rooms on its castors without dismantling.
Q: What is the difference between this and the magnetic WBRM1215?
A: Both are 1500 by 1200mm boards that turn 360 degrees on a mobile frame. The SW1512L is non-magnetic and double-sided with a plain and a gridded face, so you write but cannot pin with magnets. The WBRM1215 is magnetic, so it holds printed material with magnets. Choose this board for the grid, or the magnetic one to pin.
Q: Can I attach notes with magnets to this board?
A: No. This board has a non-magnetic surface, so magnets will not hold on it. You write and erase on both faces, but printed material cannot be pinned with magnets. If you need to hold documents or charts with magnets, choose a magnetic revolving board instead.
Q: How do I keep both faces clean and ghost-free?
A: Wipe each face with a dry cloth or eraser after use, and use a whiteboard cleaner about once a week to stop ink building up. The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting, so it clears back to clean. Always use dry-wipe, never permanent, markers to protect the finish.
Q: Is this whiteboard available with 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, offices and healthcare sites 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 version of this swivel board?
A: Yes. The SW1812L is 1800mm wide by 1200mm high, with the same swivel design, double-sided surface and lockable castors. Choose this 1500 by 1200mm board for a standard room, or the larger SW1812L for a lecture room, training space or wide wall that needs more writing area.
Guides for Choosing and Using Mobile Whiteboards
A swivel whiteboard works hardest when its surfaces and size are matched to the room and the way a team uses it. Knowing when a plain or a gridded face is the better fit, how a mobile board earns its place and how to set a room up for clear collaboration all make a real difference. These guides cover choosing and getting the most from boards in schools and offices.
Overview
Two Working Surfaces, One That Rules the Lines for You
A swivel board gives you two faces instead of one, and the SW1512L makes each face do a different job. One side is a plain dry-wipe surface for open writing and free-form ideas. The reverse carries a feint grid, a faint printed lattice that keeps diagrams, tables, schedules and layouts square and aligned without you ruling a single line. The panel turns a full 360 degrees on its horizontal axis, so you flip between the open side and the structured side in a moment, mid-session, without lifting or re-hanging anything. It stands free on lockable castors with a stabilising bar, so it rolls between rooms and locks firm for writing. The dry-wipe finish stays clear and resists ghosting, and it is backed by a 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for classrooms, training rooms and planning areas where a team needs both open writing space and a structured grid on the same mobile board.
Why a Plain and Gridded Swivel Board Does More
- Plain face for open work: One side is a clear, unmarked dry-wipe surface for brainstorming, teaching and free-form notes, where ruled lines would only get in the way. It gives a team room to think out loud and capture ideas as they come, then wipe it clean and start over again.
- Feint grid face for structure: The reverse carries a faint printed grid that keeps writing, diagrams, tables and timetables neat and aligned without ruling any lines by hand. It suits planning, scheduling and clinical or teaching layouts, turning rough working into something ordered and easy to read at a glance.
- Turns a full 360 degrees: The panel revolves on its horizontal axis, so you swap between the open and gridded faces in a moment without lifting the board or moving to a second surface. The structured side and the free side are always both to hand as a session shifts between the two.
- Mobile on lockable castors: The board rolls between rooms on castors and locks firmly in place once positioned, so one person moves it with no lifting and no wall fixing. You get easy movement and a steady writing surface from the same frame, released again with a tap of the foot.
- Freestanding with a stability bar: A stabilising bar anchors the freestanding frame, so a tall double-sided board stays planted while people write against it and turn the panel. The board feels solid in use rather than top-heavy, which matters when both faces are in constant use.
- Built to last, guaranteed: The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting and wipes back to a clean face rather than holding a grey shadow, and a 5-year surface guarantee backs it for the long term. It is made for daily handling and frequent presentation changes in a busy room.
Where a Plain-and-Grid Swivel Board Fits Best
| Schools and Classrooms | Teachers brainstorm on the plain face and switch to the grid for tables, graphs or handwriting practice, simply turning the board as the lesson moves on. It wheels easily between classrooms, so a single board serves several rooms across one busy weekly timetable. |
| Training Rooms and Workshops | Trainers run open discussion on one face and then reveal a structured framework or schedule on the gridded reverse. The board rolls between breakout spaces as a session splits into groups and regroups, locking firm wherever it happens to be needed. |
| Healthcare and Clinical Areas | Wards and departments use the gridded face for rotas, capacity boards and structured planning, and the plain side for briefings or quick notes. The board moves between rooms and clears completely between uses, ready for the next team that needs it. |
| Offices and Planning Zones | Teams map ideas freely on the plain face and lay out timelines, sprint boards or schedules on the gridded one. It wheels to wherever a group has gathered and turns to face them, rather than tying a flexible room to one fixed wall. |
| Project and Collaboration Spaces | Running plans live on the gridded face while live working happens on the plain one, and the board turns so the team can gather around whichever side they need. It moves with the project rather than staying put in a single fixed room. |
| Meeting and Briefing Rooms | Presenters use the open face for discussion and the gridded face for agendas or figures, flipping the board to suit the moment as the meeting moves. The clean freestanding frame suits a professional, client-facing room rather than looking like back-office kit. |
Need a Bigger Board, or One With Magnets?
For more writing space, the larger swivel board offers the same turning design in a wider frame. If you need to pin printed material with magnets, the same-size revolving magnetic board adds a magnetic surface.
Call us on 01279460460 or get in touch for advice on sizes or multi-room orders.
The Displaysense SW1512L is a Non-Magnetic Swivel Landscape Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one plain face and one feint-grid face, panel revolves 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 1500mm W x 1200mm H, overall frame approximately 1600mm W x 1935mm H. Freestanding frame with stability bar and lockable castors, white finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Suited to classrooms, training rooms, healthcare, offices and planning areas. Also available as the larger SW1812L and as the same-size magnetic revolving WBRM1215. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978.
Description
What sets this board apart is that its two faces are not the same. Most double-sided boards simply give you a second blank surface. Here, one face is plain while the other is overlaid with a feint grid, meaning a faintly printed pattern of squares. That difference matters because open writing and structured writing want different things from a surface. Free-form notes and brainstorming work best on a clear, unmarked face, while tables, timetables, diagrams and plans are far easier to keep neat on a grid. Having both on one board means you pick the right surface for the task in hand rather than compromising on a single blank face for everything.
The feint grid earns its name from how light the printing is. The lines are pale enough to sit quietly behind your work, so they steer what you write without competing with it or showing through in a photo of the board. They give you alignment for columns, even spacing for rows and a sense of scale for a diagram, all without you ruling anything by hand. When a layout needs to look ordered, the grid does the work. When it does not, a turn of the board brings the plain side forward and the lines disappear from view entirely.
Switching between the two faces is the job of the swivel mechanism. The panel is mounted in the frame on a horizontal axis, so it rotates a full 360 degrees rather than being fixed in place. A single turn brings the other side forward, with no lifting, unclipping or re-hanging, so you move from open work to structured work in the flow of a session. Because the panel turns rather than being flipped off its mounts, both surfaces stay available throughout, and the board can also be angled towards one particular part of a room as needed.
The board is built to move and to stay steady once it stops. It rolls on wheels that lock, so a single person can move it between rooms and then fix it in place for writing, and a stabilising bar across the freestanding frame keeps a tall, double-sided board from feeling top-heavy in use. The surface is a non-magnetic dry-wipe finish, so it takes pens and erases cleanly while resisting the ghosting that shadows a cheaper board. A 5-year surface guarantee backs it, and a dry cloth with an occasional whiteboard cleaner keeps both faces clear.
What Ships in Your Pack
- 1 x non-magnetic swivel mobile whiteboard with a plain face and a feint-grid face
- Freestanding frame with stabilising bar, lockable castors and assembly fittings
Equipping Several Rooms?
Schools, training providers and offices often fit out a number of rooms at once. Our team can match sizes across a site, advise where a swivel board with a grid earns its place and where a simpler board 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 SW1512L is a Non-Magnetic Swivel Landscape Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one plain face and one feint-grid face, panel revolves 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 1500mm W x 1200mm H, overall frame approximately 1600mm W x 1935mm H. Freestanding frame with stability bar and lockable castors, white finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Suited to classrooms, training rooms, healthcare, offices and planning areas. Also available as the larger SW1812L and as the same-size magnetic revolving WBRM1215. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978.
Specifications
Full specifications for the SW1512L non-magnetic swivel mobile whiteboard. A freestanding double-sided board offering one plain writing side and one feint-grid side, a panel that revolves a full 360 degrees, a stability bar and lockable castors. Built for flexible use and backed by a 5-year surface guarantee.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Writing Surface | 1500mm (W) x 1200mm (H) per face | A wide mid-size surface with plenty of room for group work and diagrams all at once, and it stays clearly readable from right across a standard busy room. |
| Overall Frame Size | Approximately 1600mm (W) x 1935mm (H) | A freestanding footprint that fits through most standard UK doorways and stands at a comfortable working height for both writing and reading. |
| Surfaces | Double-sided, plain and feint grid | One open face for free writing and one gridded face for neat tables and structured layouts, so you can choose the right side for each task in hand. |
| Surface Type | Non-magnetic dry-wipe | Takes dry-wipe pens and erases cleanly for frequent updates, though it holds content by writing rather than with magnets on the surface. |
| Rotation | Revolves 360 degrees, horizontal axis | Swap between the plain and the gridded face in a moment, or angle the board towards a particular group, without any lifting or re-hanging at all. |
| Surface Finish | Ghosting-resistant dry-wipe | Wipes back to a clean face without any grey shadowing, so the board still looks professional even after constant daily use. |
| Frame | Aluminium, freestanding | A light but sturdy aluminium frame that stands free with no wall fixing whatsoever, so the board works well in rented or shared rooms. |
| Stability | Stabilising bar | A bar across the base anchors the freestanding frame, holding a tall double-sided board firm as people lean in to write and rotate the panel. |
| Mobility | Lockable castors | One person rolls the board between rooms unaided, then locks the wheels so it holds firm while a group writes against it and turns the panel. |
| Finish Colour | White | A clean, neutral white surface that keeps written content easy to read and suits any classroom, office or clinical room very neatly. |
| Installation | Freestanding, no wall fixing | No drilling or fixed position needed at all, so it suits busy shared spaces and moves freely wherever the work happens to be on the day. |
| Guarantee | 5-year surface guarantee | The writing surface is backed for a full five years, giving real long-term reassurance for a board in constant 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 Swivel Mobile Whiteboard
Q: What is the best mobile whiteboard for both open writing and structured layouts?
A: A double-sided swivel board offering one open side and one squared side, like the SW1512L, covers both needs. The open side suits brainstorming and free writing, while the squared side keeps tables, timetables and diagrams aligned. The panel turns 360 degrees, so you switch between the two in a moment, and it rolls between rooms on lockable castors.
Q: What is a feint grid and what is it for?
A: A feint grid is a faintly printed pattern of small squares on one face of the board. The lines are light enough to stay subtle, so they help you write neatly without drawing the eye. They keep columns aligned, rows evenly spaced and diagrams to scale, which suits timetables, planning and clinical or teaching layouts.
Q: How does the 360 degree swivel work?
A: The panel sits on a horizontal axis within the frame, letting it spin a full circle. Rotating it presents the opposite face in seconds, with nothing to lift or unclip, so you move between the open and squared sides mid-session. You can also leave it angled towards one part of the room.
Q: Is this whiteboard suitable for schools and classrooms?
A: Yes. Teachers work freely on the open face and rotate to the grid for neat tables, graphs or letter formation, all on one board. It wheels between classrooms and locks in place for a lesson, so one board can cover several teaching rooms over a busy week rather than staying fixed in one.
Q: Is this whiteboard suitable for healthcare and NHS settings?
A: Yes. In clinical teams the squared side handles shift rotas, bed-state tracking and other tabular planning, while the open side suits handover notes and quick briefings. It wheels between rooms on locking castors and erases fully after each use, so the next shift starts with a blank board.
Q: Is it mobile, and does it stay steady when in use?
A: Yes. It stands free on locking wheels, so one person rolls it between rooms and then fixes it in place for writing. A stabilising bar across the base keeps the tall, two-sided panel from tipping or wobbling during use, so it stays steady underhand rather than feeling top-heavy.
Q: What size is the board and will it fit through a doorway?
A: Each face has a 1500mm wide by 1200mm high writing surface, and the overall frame stands at roughly 1600mm wide by 1935mm high. That footprint fits through most standard UK doorways, so the board moves easily between rooms on its castors without dismantling.
Q: What is the difference between this and the magnetic WBRM1215?
A: Both are 1500 by 1200mm boards that turn 360 degrees on a mobile frame. The SW1512L is non-magnetic and double-sided with a plain and a gridded face, so you write but cannot pin with magnets. The WBRM1215 is magnetic, so it holds printed material with magnets. Choose this board for the grid, or the magnetic one to pin.
Q: Can I attach notes with magnets to this board?
A: No. This board has a non-magnetic surface, so magnets will not hold on it. You write and erase on both faces, but printed material cannot be pinned with magnets. If you need to hold documents or charts with magnets, choose a magnetic revolving board instead.
Q: How do I keep both faces clean and ghost-free?
A: Wipe each face with a dry cloth or eraser after use, and use a whiteboard cleaner about once a week to stop ink building up. The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting, so it clears back to clean. Always use dry-wipe, never permanent, markers to protect the finish.
Q: Is this whiteboard available with 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, offices and healthcare sites 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 version of this swivel board?
A: Yes. The SW1812L is 1800mm wide by 1200mm high, with the same swivel design, double-sided surface and lockable castors. Choose this 1500 by 1200mm board for a standard room, or the larger SW1812L for a lecture room, training space or wide wall that needs more writing area.
Knowledge Hub
Guides for Choosing and Using Mobile Whiteboards
A swivel whiteboard works hardest when its surfaces and size are matched to the room and the way a team uses it. Knowing when a plain or a gridded face is the better fit, how a mobile board earns its place and how to set a room up for clear collaboration all make a real difference. These guides cover choosing and getting the most from boards in schools and offices.
Non-Magnetic Swivel Landscape Mobile Whiteboard - 1500mm x 1200mm
| Quantity | Discount | Save |
|---|---|---|
| 1 - 9 | 0% off | £0.00 |
| 10 + | 3% off | £6.66 |
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Two Working Surfaces, One That Rules the Lines for You
A swivel board gives you two faces instead of one, and the SW1512L makes each face do a different job. One side is a plain dry-wipe surface for open writing and free-form ideas. The reverse carries a feint grid, a faint printed lattice that keeps diagrams, tables, schedules and layouts square and aligned without you ruling a single line. The panel turns a full 360 degrees on its horizontal axis, so you flip between the open side and the structured side in a moment, mid-session, without lifting or re-hanging anything. It stands free on lockable castors with a stabilising bar, so it rolls between rooms and locks firm for writing. The dry-wipe finish stays clear and resists ghosting, and it is backed by a 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for classrooms, training rooms and planning areas where a team needs both open writing space and a structured grid on the same mobile board.
Why a Plain and Gridded Swivel Board Does More
- Plain face for open work: One side is a clear, unmarked dry-wipe surface for brainstorming, teaching and free-form notes, where ruled lines would only get in the way. It gives a team room to think out loud and capture ideas as they come, then wipe it clean and start over again.
- Feint grid face for structure: The reverse carries a faint printed grid that keeps writing, diagrams, tables and timetables neat and aligned without ruling any lines by hand. It suits planning, scheduling and clinical or teaching layouts, turning rough working into something ordered and easy to read at a glance.
- Turns a full 360 degrees: The panel revolves on its horizontal axis, so you swap between the open and gridded faces in a moment without lifting the board or moving to a second surface. The structured side and the free side are always both to hand as a session shifts between the two.
- Mobile on lockable castors: The board rolls between rooms on castors and locks firmly in place once positioned, so one person moves it with no lifting and no wall fixing. You get easy movement and a steady writing surface from the same frame, released again with a tap of the foot.
- Freestanding with a stability bar: A stabilising bar anchors the freestanding frame, so a tall double-sided board stays planted while people write against it and turn the panel. The board feels solid in use rather than top-heavy, which matters when both faces are in constant use.
- Built to last, guaranteed: The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting and wipes back to a clean face rather than holding a grey shadow, and a 5-year surface guarantee backs it for the long term. It is made for daily handling and frequent presentation changes in a busy room.
Where a Plain-and-Grid Swivel Board Fits Best
| Schools and Classrooms | Teachers brainstorm on the plain face and switch to the grid for tables, graphs or handwriting practice, simply turning the board as the lesson moves on. It wheels easily between classrooms, so a single board serves several rooms across one busy weekly timetable. |
| Training Rooms and Workshops | Trainers run open discussion on one face and then reveal a structured framework or schedule on the gridded reverse. The board rolls between breakout spaces as a session splits into groups and regroups, locking firm wherever it happens to be needed. |
| Healthcare and Clinical Areas | Wards and departments use the gridded face for rotas, capacity boards and structured planning, and the plain side for briefings or quick notes. The board moves between rooms and clears completely between uses, ready for the next team that needs it. |
| Offices and Planning Zones | Teams map ideas freely on the plain face and lay out timelines, sprint boards or schedules on the gridded one. It wheels to wherever a group has gathered and turns to face them, rather than tying a flexible room to one fixed wall. |
| Project and Collaboration Spaces | Running plans live on the gridded face while live working happens on the plain one, and the board turns so the team can gather around whichever side they need. It moves with the project rather than staying put in a single fixed room. |
| Meeting and Briefing Rooms | Presenters use the open face for discussion and the gridded face for agendas or figures, flipping the board to suit the moment as the meeting moves. The clean freestanding frame suits a professional, client-facing room rather than looking like back-office kit. |
Need a Bigger Board, or One With Magnets?
For more writing space, the larger swivel board offers the same turning design in a wider frame. If you need to pin printed material with magnets, the same-size revolving magnetic board adds a magnetic surface.
Call us on 01279460460 or get in touch for advice on sizes or multi-room orders.
The Displaysense SW1512L is a Non-Magnetic Swivel Landscape Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one plain face and one feint-grid face, panel revolves 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 1500mm W x 1200mm H, overall frame approximately 1600mm W x 1935mm H. Freestanding frame with stability bar and lockable castors, white finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Suited to classrooms, training rooms, healthcare, offices and planning areas. Also available as the larger SW1812L and as the same-size magnetic revolving WBRM1215. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978.
What sets this board apart is that its two faces are not the same. Most double-sided boards simply give you a second blank surface. Here, one face is plain while the other is overlaid with a feint grid, meaning a faintly printed pattern of squares. That difference matters because open writing and structured writing want different things from a surface. Free-form notes and brainstorming work best on a clear, unmarked face, while tables, timetables, diagrams and plans are far easier to keep neat on a grid. Having both on one board means you pick the right surface for the task in hand rather than compromising on a single blank face for everything.
The feint grid earns its name from how light the printing is. The lines are pale enough to sit quietly behind your work, so they steer what you write without competing with it or showing through in a photo of the board. They give you alignment for columns, even spacing for rows and a sense of scale for a diagram, all without you ruling anything by hand. When a layout needs to look ordered, the grid does the work. When it does not, a turn of the board brings the plain side forward and the lines disappear from view entirely.
Switching between the two faces is the job of the swivel mechanism. The panel is mounted in the frame on a horizontal axis, so it rotates a full 360 degrees rather than being fixed in place. A single turn brings the other side forward, with no lifting, unclipping or re-hanging, so you move from open work to structured work in the flow of a session. Because the panel turns rather than being flipped off its mounts, both surfaces stay available throughout, and the board can also be angled towards one particular part of a room as needed.
The board is built to move and to stay steady once it stops. It rolls on wheels that lock, so a single person can move it between rooms and then fix it in place for writing, and a stabilising bar across the freestanding frame keeps a tall, double-sided board from feeling top-heavy in use. The surface is a non-magnetic dry-wipe finish, so it takes pens and erases cleanly while resisting the ghosting that shadows a cheaper board. A 5-year surface guarantee backs it, and a dry cloth with an occasional whiteboard cleaner keeps both faces clear.
What Ships in Your Pack
- 1 x non-magnetic swivel mobile whiteboard with a plain face and a feint-grid face
- Freestanding frame with stabilising bar, lockable castors and assembly fittings
Equipping Several Rooms?
Schools, training providers and offices often fit out a number of rooms at once. Our team can match sizes across a site, advise where a swivel board with a grid earns its place and where a simpler board 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 SW1512L is a Non-Magnetic Swivel Landscape Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one plain face and one feint-grid face, panel revolves 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 1500mm W x 1200mm H, overall frame approximately 1600mm W x 1935mm H. Freestanding frame with stability bar and lockable castors, white finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Suited to classrooms, training rooms, healthcare, offices and planning areas. Also available as the larger SW1812L and as the same-size magnetic revolving WBRM1215. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978.
Full specifications for the SW1512L non-magnetic swivel mobile whiteboard. A freestanding double-sided board offering one plain writing side and one feint-grid side, a panel that revolves a full 360 degrees, a stability bar and lockable castors. Built for flexible use and backed by a 5-year surface guarantee.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Writing Surface | 1500mm (W) x 1200mm (H) per face | A wide mid-size surface with plenty of room for group work and diagrams all at once, and it stays clearly readable from right across a standard busy room. |
| Overall Frame Size | Approximately 1600mm (W) x 1935mm (H) | A freestanding footprint that fits through most standard UK doorways and stands at a comfortable working height for both writing and reading. |
| Surfaces | Double-sided, plain and feint grid | One open face for free writing and one gridded face for neat tables and structured layouts, so you can choose the right side for each task in hand. |
| Surface Type | Non-magnetic dry-wipe | Takes dry-wipe pens and erases cleanly for frequent updates, though it holds content by writing rather than with magnets on the surface. |
| Rotation | Revolves 360 degrees, horizontal axis | Swap between the plain and the gridded face in a moment, or angle the board towards a particular group, without any lifting or re-hanging at all. |
| Surface Finish | Ghosting-resistant dry-wipe | Wipes back to a clean face without any grey shadowing, so the board still looks professional even after constant daily use. |
| Frame | Aluminium, freestanding | A light but sturdy aluminium frame that stands free with no wall fixing whatsoever, so the board works well in rented or shared rooms. |
| Stability | Stabilising bar | A bar across the base anchors the freestanding frame, holding a tall double-sided board firm as people lean in to write and rotate the panel. |
| Mobility | Lockable castors | One person rolls the board between rooms unaided, then locks the wheels so it holds firm while a group writes against it and turns the panel. |
| Finish Colour | White | A clean, neutral white surface that keeps written content easy to read and suits any classroom, office or clinical room very neatly. |
| Installation | Freestanding, no wall fixing | No drilling or fixed position needed at all, so it suits busy shared spaces and moves freely wherever the work happens to be on the day. |
| Guarantee | 5-year surface guarantee | The writing surface is backed for a full five years, giving real long-term reassurance for a board in constant 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 Swivel Mobile Whiteboard
Q: What is the best mobile whiteboard for both open writing and structured layouts?
A: A double-sided swivel board offering one open side and one squared side, like the SW1512L, covers both needs. The open side suits brainstorming and free writing, while the squared side keeps tables, timetables and diagrams aligned. The panel turns 360 degrees, so you switch between the two in a moment, and it rolls between rooms on lockable castors.
Q: What is a feint grid and what is it for?
A: A feint grid is a faintly printed pattern of small squares on one face of the board. The lines are light enough to stay subtle, so they help you write neatly without drawing the eye. They keep columns aligned, rows evenly spaced and diagrams to scale, which suits timetables, planning and clinical or teaching layouts.
Q: How does the 360 degree swivel work?
A: The panel sits on a horizontal axis within the frame, letting it spin a full circle. Rotating it presents the opposite face in seconds, with nothing to lift or unclip, so you move between the open and squared sides mid-session. You can also leave it angled towards one part of the room.
Q: Is this whiteboard suitable for schools and classrooms?
A: Yes. Teachers work freely on the open face and rotate to the grid for neat tables, graphs or letter formation, all on one board. It wheels between classrooms and locks in place for a lesson, so one board can cover several teaching rooms over a busy week rather than staying fixed in one.
Q: Is this whiteboard suitable for healthcare and NHS settings?
A: Yes. In clinical teams the squared side handles shift rotas, bed-state tracking and other tabular planning, while the open side suits handover notes and quick briefings. It wheels between rooms on locking castors and erases fully after each use, so the next shift starts with a blank board.
Q: Is it mobile, and does it stay steady when in use?
A: Yes. It stands free on locking wheels, so one person rolls it between rooms and then fixes it in place for writing. A stabilising bar across the base keeps the tall, two-sided panel from tipping or wobbling during use, so it stays steady underhand rather than feeling top-heavy.
Q: What size is the board and will it fit through a doorway?
A: Each face has a 1500mm wide by 1200mm high writing surface, and the overall frame stands at roughly 1600mm wide by 1935mm high. That footprint fits through most standard UK doorways, so the board moves easily between rooms on its castors without dismantling.
Q: What is the difference between this and the magnetic WBRM1215?
A: Both are 1500 by 1200mm boards that turn 360 degrees on a mobile frame. The SW1512L is non-magnetic and double-sided with a plain and a gridded face, so you write but cannot pin with magnets. The WBRM1215 is magnetic, so it holds printed material with magnets. Choose this board for the grid, or the magnetic one to pin.
Q: Can I attach notes with magnets to this board?
A: No. This board has a non-magnetic surface, so magnets will not hold on it. You write and erase on both faces, but printed material cannot be pinned with magnets. If you need to hold documents or charts with magnets, choose a magnetic revolving board instead.
Q: How do I keep both faces clean and ghost-free?
A: Wipe each face with a dry cloth or eraser after use, and use a whiteboard cleaner about once a week to stop ink building up. The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting, so it clears back to clean. Always use dry-wipe, never permanent, markers to protect the finish.
Q: Is this whiteboard available with 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, offices and healthcare sites 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 version of this swivel board?
A: Yes. The SW1812L is 1800mm wide by 1200mm high, with the same swivel design, double-sided surface and lockable castors. Choose this 1500 by 1200mm board for a standard room, or the larger SW1812L for a lecture room, training space or wide wall that needs more writing area.
Guides for Choosing and Using Mobile Whiteboards
A swivel whiteboard works hardest when its surfaces and size are matched to the room and the way a team uses it. Knowing when a plain or a gridded face is the better fit, how a mobile board earns its place and how to set a room up for clear collaboration all make a real difference. These guides cover choosing and getting the most from boards in schools and offices.
Overview
Two Working Surfaces, One That Rules the Lines for You
A swivel board gives you two faces instead of one, and the SW1512L makes each face do a different job. One side is a plain dry-wipe surface for open writing and free-form ideas. The reverse carries a feint grid, a faint printed lattice that keeps diagrams, tables, schedules and layouts square and aligned without you ruling a single line. The panel turns a full 360 degrees on its horizontal axis, so you flip between the open side and the structured side in a moment, mid-session, without lifting or re-hanging anything. It stands free on lockable castors with a stabilising bar, so it rolls between rooms and locks firm for writing. The dry-wipe finish stays clear and resists ghosting, and it is backed by a 5-year surface guarantee. Best suited for classrooms, training rooms and planning areas where a team needs both open writing space and a structured grid on the same mobile board.
Why a Plain and Gridded Swivel Board Does More
- Plain face for open work: One side is a clear, unmarked dry-wipe surface for brainstorming, teaching and free-form notes, where ruled lines would only get in the way. It gives a team room to think out loud and capture ideas as they come, then wipe it clean and start over again.
- Feint grid face for structure: The reverse carries a faint printed grid that keeps writing, diagrams, tables and timetables neat and aligned without ruling any lines by hand. It suits planning, scheduling and clinical or teaching layouts, turning rough working into something ordered and easy to read at a glance.
- Turns a full 360 degrees: The panel revolves on its horizontal axis, so you swap between the open and gridded faces in a moment without lifting the board or moving to a second surface. The structured side and the free side are always both to hand as a session shifts between the two.
- Mobile on lockable castors: The board rolls between rooms on castors and locks firmly in place once positioned, so one person moves it with no lifting and no wall fixing. You get easy movement and a steady writing surface from the same frame, released again with a tap of the foot.
- Freestanding with a stability bar: A stabilising bar anchors the freestanding frame, so a tall double-sided board stays planted while people write against it and turn the panel. The board feels solid in use rather than top-heavy, which matters when both faces are in constant use.
- Built to last, guaranteed: The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting and wipes back to a clean face rather than holding a grey shadow, and a 5-year surface guarantee backs it for the long term. It is made for daily handling and frequent presentation changes in a busy room.
Where a Plain-and-Grid Swivel Board Fits Best
| Schools and Classrooms | Teachers brainstorm on the plain face and switch to the grid for tables, graphs or handwriting practice, simply turning the board as the lesson moves on. It wheels easily between classrooms, so a single board serves several rooms across one busy weekly timetable. |
| Training Rooms and Workshops | Trainers run open discussion on one face and then reveal a structured framework or schedule on the gridded reverse. The board rolls between breakout spaces as a session splits into groups and regroups, locking firm wherever it happens to be needed. |
| Healthcare and Clinical Areas | Wards and departments use the gridded face for rotas, capacity boards and structured planning, and the plain side for briefings or quick notes. The board moves between rooms and clears completely between uses, ready for the next team that needs it. |
| Offices and Planning Zones | Teams map ideas freely on the plain face and lay out timelines, sprint boards or schedules on the gridded one. It wheels to wherever a group has gathered and turns to face them, rather than tying a flexible room to one fixed wall. |
| Project and Collaboration Spaces | Running plans live on the gridded face while live working happens on the plain one, and the board turns so the team can gather around whichever side they need. It moves with the project rather than staying put in a single fixed room. |
| Meeting and Briefing Rooms | Presenters use the open face for discussion and the gridded face for agendas or figures, flipping the board to suit the moment as the meeting moves. The clean freestanding frame suits a professional, client-facing room rather than looking like back-office kit. |
Need a Bigger Board, or One With Magnets?
For more writing space, the larger swivel board offers the same turning design in a wider frame. If you need to pin printed material with magnets, the same-size revolving magnetic board adds a magnetic surface.
Call us on 01279460460 or get in touch for advice on sizes or multi-room orders.
The Displaysense SW1512L is a Non-Magnetic Swivel Landscape Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one plain face and one feint-grid face, panel revolves 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 1500mm W x 1200mm H, overall frame approximately 1600mm W x 1935mm H. Freestanding frame with stability bar and lockable castors, white finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Suited to classrooms, training rooms, healthcare, offices and planning areas. Also available as the larger SW1812L and as the same-size magnetic revolving WBRM1215. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978.
Description
What sets this board apart is that its two faces are not the same. Most double-sided boards simply give you a second blank surface. Here, one face is plain while the other is overlaid with a feint grid, meaning a faintly printed pattern of squares. That difference matters because open writing and structured writing want different things from a surface. Free-form notes and brainstorming work best on a clear, unmarked face, while tables, timetables, diagrams and plans are far easier to keep neat on a grid. Having both on one board means you pick the right surface for the task in hand rather than compromising on a single blank face for everything.
The feint grid earns its name from how light the printing is. The lines are pale enough to sit quietly behind your work, so they steer what you write without competing with it or showing through in a photo of the board. They give you alignment for columns, even spacing for rows and a sense of scale for a diagram, all without you ruling anything by hand. When a layout needs to look ordered, the grid does the work. When it does not, a turn of the board brings the plain side forward and the lines disappear from view entirely.
Switching between the two faces is the job of the swivel mechanism. The panel is mounted in the frame on a horizontal axis, so it rotates a full 360 degrees rather than being fixed in place. A single turn brings the other side forward, with no lifting, unclipping or re-hanging, so you move from open work to structured work in the flow of a session. Because the panel turns rather than being flipped off its mounts, both surfaces stay available throughout, and the board can also be angled towards one particular part of a room as needed.
The board is built to move and to stay steady once it stops. It rolls on wheels that lock, so a single person can move it between rooms and then fix it in place for writing, and a stabilising bar across the freestanding frame keeps a tall, double-sided board from feeling top-heavy in use. The surface is a non-magnetic dry-wipe finish, so it takes pens and erases cleanly while resisting the ghosting that shadows a cheaper board. A 5-year surface guarantee backs it, and a dry cloth with an occasional whiteboard cleaner keeps both faces clear.
What Ships in Your Pack
- 1 x non-magnetic swivel mobile whiteboard with a plain face and a feint-grid face
- Freestanding frame with stabilising bar, lockable castors and assembly fittings
Equipping Several Rooms?
Schools, training providers and offices often fit out a number of rooms at once. Our team can match sizes across a site, advise where a swivel board with a grid earns its place and where a simpler board 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 SW1512L is a Non-Magnetic Swivel Landscape Mobile Whiteboard. Double-sided dry-wipe board, one plain face and one feint-grid face, panel revolves 360 degrees on its horizontal axis. Non-magnetic surface. Writing surface 1500mm W x 1200mm H, overall frame approximately 1600mm W x 1935mm H. Freestanding frame with stability bar and lockable castors, white finish, ghosting-resistant. 5-year surface guarantee. Suited to classrooms, training rooms, healthcare, offices and planning areas. Also available as the larger SW1812L and as the same-size magnetic revolving WBRM1215. Displaysense, UK display product specialists since 1978.
Specifications
Full specifications for the SW1512L non-magnetic swivel mobile whiteboard. A freestanding double-sided board offering one plain writing side and one feint-grid side, a panel that revolves a full 360 degrees, a stability bar and lockable castors. Built for flexible use and backed by a 5-year surface guarantee.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Writing Surface | 1500mm (W) x 1200mm (H) per face | A wide mid-size surface with plenty of room for group work and diagrams all at once, and it stays clearly readable from right across a standard busy room. |
| Overall Frame Size | Approximately 1600mm (W) x 1935mm (H) | A freestanding footprint that fits through most standard UK doorways and stands at a comfortable working height for both writing and reading. |
| Surfaces | Double-sided, plain and feint grid | One open face for free writing and one gridded face for neat tables and structured layouts, so you can choose the right side for each task in hand. |
| Surface Type | Non-magnetic dry-wipe | Takes dry-wipe pens and erases cleanly for frequent updates, though it holds content by writing rather than with magnets on the surface. |
| Rotation | Revolves 360 degrees, horizontal axis | Swap between the plain and the gridded face in a moment, or angle the board towards a particular group, without any lifting or re-hanging at all. |
| Surface Finish | Ghosting-resistant dry-wipe | Wipes back to a clean face without any grey shadowing, so the board still looks professional even after constant daily use. |
| Frame | Aluminium, freestanding | A light but sturdy aluminium frame that stands free with no wall fixing whatsoever, so the board works well in rented or shared rooms. |
| Stability | Stabilising bar | A bar across the base anchors the freestanding frame, holding a tall double-sided board firm as people lean in to write and rotate the panel. |
| Mobility | Lockable castors | One person rolls the board between rooms unaided, then locks the wheels so it holds firm while a group writes against it and turns the panel. |
| Finish Colour | White | A clean, neutral white surface that keeps written content easy to read and suits any classroom, office or clinical room very neatly. |
| Installation | Freestanding, no wall fixing | No drilling or fixed position needed at all, so it suits busy shared spaces and moves freely wherever the work happens to be on the day. |
| Guarantee | 5-year surface guarantee | The writing surface is backed for a full five years, giving real long-term reassurance for a board in constant 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 Swivel Mobile Whiteboard
Q: What is the best mobile whiteboard for both open writing and structured layouts?
A: A double-sided swivel board offering one open side and one squared side, like the SW1512L, covers both needs. The open side suits brainstorming and free writing, while the squared side keeps tables, timetables and diagrams aligned. The panel turns 360 degrees, so you switch between the two in a moment, and it rolls between rooms on lockable castors.
Q: What is a feint grid and what is it for?
A: A feint grid is a faintly printed pattern of small squares on one face of the board. The lines are light enough to stay subtle, so they help you write neatly without drawing the eye. They keep columns aligned, rows evenly spaced and diagrams to scale, which suits timetables, planning and clinical or teaching layouts.
Q: How does the 360 degree swivel work?
A: The panel sits on a horizontal axis within the frame, letting it spin a full circle. Rotating it presents the opposite face in seconds, with nothing to lift or unclip, so you move between the open and squared sides mid-session. You can also leave it angled towards one part of the room.
Q: Is this whiteboard suitable for schools and classrooms?
A: Yes. Teachers work freely on the open face and rotate to the grid for neat tables, graphs or letter formation, all on one board. It wheels between classrooms and locks in place for a lesson, so one board can cover several teaching rooms over a busy week rather than staying fixed in one.
Q: Is this whiteboard suitable for healthcare and NHS settings?
A: Yes. In clinical teams the squared side handles shift rotas, bed-state tracking and other tabular planning, while the open side suits handover notes and quick briefings. It wheels between rooms on locking castors and erases fully after each use, so the next shift starts with a blank board.
Q: Is it mobile, and does it stay steady when in use?
A: Yes. It stands free on locking wheels, so one person rolls it between rooms and then fixes it in place for writing. A stabilising bar across the base keeps the tall, two-sided panel from tipping or wobbling during use, so it stays steady underhand rather than feeling top-heavy.
Q: What size is the board and will it fit through a doorway?
A: Each face has a 1500mm wide by 1200mm high writing surface, and the overall frame stands at roughly 1600mm wide by 1935mm high. That footprint fits through most standard UK doorways, so the board moves easily between rooms on its castors without dismantling.
Q: What is the difference between this and the magnetic WBRM1215?
A: Both are 1500 by 1200mm boards that turn 360 degrees on a mobile frame. The SW1512L is non-magnetic and double-sided with a plain and a gridded face, so you write but cannot pin with magnets. The WBRM1215 is magnetic, so it holds printed material with magnets. Choose this board for the grid, or the magnetic one to pin.
Q: Can I attach notes with magnets to this board?
A: No. This board has a non-magnetic surface, so magnets will not hold on it. You write and erase on both faces, but printed material cannot be pinned with magnets. If you need to hold documents or charts with magnets, choose a magnetic revolving board instead.
Q: How do I keep both faces clean and ghost-free?
A: Wipe each face with a dry cloth or eraser after use, and use a whiteboard cleaner about once a week to stop ink building up. The dry-wipe surface resists ghosting, so it clears back to clean. Always use dry-wipe, never permanent, markers to protect the finish.
Q: Is this whiteboard available with 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, offices and healthcare sites 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 version of this swivel board?
A: Yes. The SW1812L is 1800mm wide by 1200mm high, with the same swivel design, double-sided surface and lockable castors. Choose this 1500 by 1200mm board for a standard room, or the larger SW1812L for a lecture room, training space or wide wall that needs more writing area.
Knowledge Hub
Guides for Choosing and Using Mobile Whiteboards
A swivel whiteboard works hardest when its surfaces and size are matched to the room and the way a team uses it. Knowing when a plain or a gridded face is the better fit, how a mobile board earns its place and how to set a room up for clear collaboration all make a real difference. These guides cover choosing and getting the most from boards in schools and offices.
