What is a VESA Pattern?
A VESA pattern refers to the position of the holes on the back of the TV which are used mounting to wall mounts or TV lift mechanisms, etc. It is written as [the distance (in mm) between the holes horizontally] X [the distance between the holes vertically]. For example, you might see a 200 x 200 VESA pattern. This simply means the holes are 200mm apart vertically and horizontally. The VESA pattern is important because it dictates how a TV will interface with our TV lift mechanisms. In some cases, TVs will not work with our mechanisms entirely because of the VESA pattern.
Finding your VESA pattern
The best way to determine your TVs VESA pattern is to find the model number and look up that model’s manufacturer specifications. After a few minutes of digging online, you should be able to find your TVs pattern. Otherwise, you can consult your TVs manual or spec sheet.