What is VESA?

VESA is the standard spacing of the four threaded holes on the back of your TV or monitor — measured in millimeters, width × height. A mount fits your display when it supports that hole pattern and the display's weight is within the mount's rated capacity.

To measure yours: find the four mounting holes, then measure center-to-center between them — left-to-right is the width, top-to-bottom is the height. A display measuring 400 mm across and 400 mm down is 400×400 mm (about 15.7×15.7 in). Not sure? Check your display's manual.

Every QualGear mount page lists the complete set of VESA patterns it supports — never just a maximum — under "Supported VESA hole patterns", with the largest pattern tagged MAX. If your display's exact pattern appears in the list and its weight is within the rated capacity, the mount supports it.

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