VESA Mount Compatibility Checker
Check whether a wall mount fits your TV before you buy, by comparing the VESA hole pattern, screen size and weight.
How VESA compatibility works
VESA patterns describe the four threaded holes on the back of your TV, measured center to center in millimeters, width first (for example 400×300). A mount fits when both your TV's width and height fall within the mount's minimum and maximum pattern. The checker also confirms the weight rating and screen size range. For full-motion arms it recommends a safety margin, because an extended arm puts extra leverage on the bracket.
If your TV isn't VESA (some design-focused models), you'll need the manufacturer's bracket or an adapter plate. Learn more in our VESA guide.
Read next: What Is a VESA Mount? VESA Sizes Explained.
FAQ
How do I find my TV VESA pattern?
Check the manual or spec sheet, or measure center to center between the mounting holes on the back of the TV in millimeters, horizontal first.
Can I use a mount rated for a bigger VESA pattern?
Yes, as long as your pattern falls within the mount's minimum and maximum range in both directions. Most mounts support several patterns.
How much weight margin do I need?
The TV must be within the rating. For full-motion mounts, choose one rated comfortably above your TV weight (about 25% more is a sensible margin).
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