Will the TV fit the stand or wall space?
Enter actual outside width and height from the TV documentation. Screen diagonal alone is not used as a substitute for device dimensions.
How this check works
Stand mode checks TV/stand/soundbar footprints against a console; wall mode checks screen envelope, exact VESA patterns and rated load.
The calculator starts with a labeled illustrative setup, not a named product. Replace the sample dimensions with measured values before relying on the result.
Fits
Fits. Tightest constraint: stand footprint depth on console. Physical space remaining: 10.0 cm 0 ft 4 in. After your selected target: 10.0 cm 0 ft 4 in.
Fits10.0 cm 0 ft 4 in after targetView details ↑Check actual outside dimensions against a console or mounting area; wall mode also checks the exact mount pattern and weight rating.
| Dimension | Required | Target | Available | Physical margin | Target margin |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TV width on console | 123.0 cm 4 ft 0 in | 123.0 cm 4 ft 0 in | 140.0 cm 4 ft 7 in | +17.0 cm 0 ft 7 in | +17.0 cm 0 ft 7 in |
| stand footprint width on console | 65.0 cm 2 ft 2 in | 65.0 cm 2 ft 2 in | 140.0 cm 4 ft 7 in | +75.0 cm 2 ft 6 in | +75.0 cm 2 ft 6 in |
| stand footprint depth on console | 30.0 cm 1 ft 0 in | 30.0 cm 1 ft 0 in | 40.0 cm 1 ft 4 in | +10.0 cm 0 ft 4 in | +10.0 cm 0 ft 4 in |
Assumptions
- TV and stand dimensions are user-entered outside measurements, not inferred from advertised diagonal size.
- TV, stand and soundbar each fit the console surface independently; their combined placement and overlap are not optimized.
- This mode does not check viewing distance, wall mount patterns, cables or ventilation.
Scope and limitations
- Stand/soundbar co-placement is checked separately, not packed or overlap-simulated.
- Wall construction, fasteners, stud placement and viewing distance are not assessed.
Sources and entered data
- Fitwise internal reference-size and clearance convention — Fitwise.stream
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