VESA Standards
VESA (FDMI) TV mounting standards explained: MIS-D 75 & 100, MIS-E, and MIS-F hole patterns from 200x200 up to 800x400 mm — match your flat panel to the right mount.
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What VESA standards mean
If you’ve recently bought an LCD or LED flat-panel TV or monitor and you’re shopping for a mount, this is a good place to start. (Note: this does not apply to older “rear-projection” or “DLP” TVs.)
Mountable flat panels have threaded holes on the back, laid out in a square or rectangular pattern and sized for metric screws. Matching that hole pattern to your mount is what the VESA standard is all about.
What is a VESA mount?
The Flat Display Mounting Interface (FDMI) — almost always called a “VESA mount” — is the standard for mounting flat-panel monitors and TVs. It’s implemented on most modern flat panels, though not every one.
VESA sub-standards (hole patterns)
- MIS-D 75 — 75 mm × 75 mm
- MIS-D 100 — 100 mm × 100 mm
- MIS-E — 200 mm × 100 mm
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MIS-F — larger displays, with mounting points at:
- 200 × 200 mm
- 400 × 400 mm
- 600 × 200 mm
- 600 × 400 mm
- 800 × 400 mm