Feet for a Samsung TV (Stand Legs)
Samsung TV feet are model specific. Match the part number before you order.
Updated . Edited by: Ilyass Ben Hakim.
Where to buy
- Search AmazonLive search · amazon.com
- Search eBayLive search · ebay.com
- Google ShoppingLive search · google.com
- Samsung parts store (stands)Link · samsungparts.com
The parts store above sells OEM stand parts. It filters by TV model. Used pairs of feet also turn up on eBay from broken TVs.
Professional insight
TV repair techs order feet by part number, not by photo. Similar looking legs often differ by a few millimeters.
- Read the model code from the label on the back.
- Check left and right feet carry separate part numbers.
- Confirm whether screws are included or sold separately.
- Same model sizes can use different stands by year.
Check the label
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Types
| Option | Fit | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Genuine OEM feet | Exact for listed models | Order by part number |
| Used OEM feet | Exact if part numbers match | Check for cracked tabs |
| Universal TV legs | Fit by VESA holes | Sit higher than stock feet |
| Tabletop pedestal stand | Fit by VESA holes | Can swivel on some models |
Samsung TV feet fitting
Some Samsung legs slide into a slot and click home. Others bolt into a groove on the back with supplied screws.
- 1Lay the TV face down on a soft, flat surface.
- 2Match each foot to its marked left or right side.
- 3Push or screw the foot into its slot.
- 4Tighten screws by hand until snug, no further.
- 5Lift the TV upright with two people.
Tools you will need
- Phillips screwdriver, size 2 for most stand screws.
- Blanket or the original foam to protect the screen.
- A second person to lift larger sets.
- Tape measure to check your furniture width.
Common questions
- Where is the model number on a Samsung TV?
- It is on a sticker on the back panel. Many sets also show it in the support menu.
- Can I buy just one foot?
- Often yes. Many models use separate left and right part numbers.
- My feet are too wide for my furniture. What now?
- Use a VESA pedestal stand or a wall mount instead. Both use the holes on the back.