VESA Mount Adapter

VESA comes in 75 × 75 mm and 100 × 100 mm, and sooner or later you have an arm in one pattern and a monitor in the other. An adapter plate bridges them — but be honest about load, because this part is all that holds a monitor to a wall.

Fits: VESA 75 × 75 and 100 × 100 mm

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Key dimensions

Patterns	75 × 75 and 100 × 100 mm
Screws	M4 both sides
Plate thickness	8 mm
Load	Up to 6 kg in PETG
Clearance	Recessed screw heads

Print settings

Material	PETG minimum — never PLA
Layer height	0.2 mm
Walls	5 perimeters
Infill	70% — this is structural
Supports	None
Orientation	Plate flat on the bed

What actually matters

Be conservative. This part holds a monitor off a wall — 70% infill and five perimeters is not overkill, it is the minimum for something you sit under.
For monitors over about 6 kg, buy a metal adapter. There is a point where printed plastic is the wrong answer and this is it.
Check screw length. Too long and you bottom out in the monitor's threads and crack the housing.

Questions

Is a printed VESA adapter safe?

For a light monitor in PETG with high infill, yes. For anything heavy, or above a desk you sit at, use metal.

Which screws do I need?

M4 for both 75 and 100 mm patterns. Length depends on your monitor — measure the thread depth.

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