VESAmönster

VESAmönster, or VESA mounting pattern, refers to the standard arrangement of threaded mounting holes at the back of flat-panel displays and televisions used for attaching stands, arms, or wall-mount brackets. The pattern is defined by the Video Electronics Standards Association (VESA) and specifies the distance between centers of the mounting holes, typically in millimeters. Patterns are usually square or rectangular and come in a range of sizes to fit different device sizes and weight ratings.

Common pattern sizes include 75×75 mm and 100×100 mm for small to mid-size monitors, and larger patterns such as 200×200 mm, 400×400 mm, and 600×400 mm for larger screens and TVs. The exact pattern used on a device is typically listed in the product specifications or printed on a label on the back. Not all displays conform to a VESA pattern; some slim models or specialty devices may have nonstandard or no mounting holes.

Hardware designed to attach to VESA patterns is standardized by hole spacing and mounting thread size, allowing compatibility across mounts from different manufacturers. It is important to match the device’s VESA pattern and weight rating with the mounting bracket or stand. If needed, adapters or conversion plates are available to bridge mismatched patterns, but they must support the device’s weight and clearance.

VESAmönster plays a central role in the widespread compatibility of wall mounts, monitor arms, and other mounting solutions, enabling flexible installation and positioning of displays.