VESA mounts standardize TV attachment points, defined by hole spacing in millimeters like 200×200. These numbers indicate horizontal and vertical distances between mounting holes, not screen size. Larger TVs often use bigger patterns, but checking the exact model is critical. Mounts supporting multiple patterns (e.g., 400×400, 300×200) offer flexibility, but weight capacity matters most.

To find your TV’s VESA pattern, consult the manual or measure hole spacing. Ensure the mount’s weight limit exceeds your TV’s weight and verify required hardware. A compatible VESA pattern ensures proper alignment, but proper installation depends on screws and bracket-to-wall attachment methods.