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TV Mount Compatibility Checker
Check whether a TV VESA pattern and weight fit a mount’s supported patterns/range and load rating.
Result
Overall: COMPATIBLE
VESA: PASS Weight: PASS
Wall type, anchors, stud placement and installation method must also be suitable for the load.
A VESA and weight pass is not a structural-engineering result and does not mean the installation is safe.
Find mounts that meet these requirements Listed VESA and weight limits only, not wall or installation safety.
How this was calculated
- VESA PASS if the TV pattern is in the mount list, or inside a stated min–max hole range.
- Weight PASS if TV weight ≤ mount rated load.
- Overall COMPATIBLE only if both checks PASS. Any FAIL is NOT COMPATIBLE. Missing inputs are INCOMPLETE INFORMATION.
Limitations
- Wall type, anchors, stud placement and installation method must also be suitable for the load.
- This is not a structural-engineering result and does not mean the installation is safe.
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