To what extent does the diagonal of the screen have an influence on the mount?

Is it just because of the rotation angles?
I have a Samsung 32:9 ultrawide monitor that I want to mount on the wall.
It "only" weighs 12 kg, but is 49", which is why hardly any bracket will fit the data.
The larger model of this one wants a minimum of 13 kg and is not available.

That's why I asked whether the diagonal can simply be ignored, because it doesn't make any physical sense to me.
Thank you very much!

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To what extent does the diagonal of the screen have an influence on the mount?

Is it just because of the rotation angles?
I have a Samsung 32:9 ultrawide monitor that I want to mount on the wall.
It "only" weighs 12 kg, but is 49", which is why hardly any bracket will fit the data.
The larger model of this one wants a minimum of 13 kg and is not available.

That's why I asked whether the diagonal can simply be ignored, because it doesn't make any physical sense to me.
Thank you very much!

Answer

Hello, I don't think it matters as long as the screen does not exceed the weight limit of the arm and as long as the VESA standards for the screen mount (M screws) match.

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