Triangle Concrete Calculator

This triangle concrete calculator sizes three-sided pours — corner pads, wedge-shaped patios and lot-line slabs. Enter the base, the perpendicular height and the thickness.

ft
ft
in
5%
$ par yd³

Comment utiliser ce calculateur

  1. Saisissez vos dimensions — pieds pour les longueurs, pouces pour l'épaisseur.
  2. Ajustez les options — pourcentage de perte, taille du sac et prix local du béton.
  3. Lisez vos résultats — le volume, les sacs, le poids et le coût se mettent à jour en direct.

La formule

Triangle volume = ½ × base × height × thickness

Exemple résolu : A triangle 10 ft base × 8 ft height at 4 in: 0.5 × 10 × 8 × 0.333 = 13.3 ft³ ≈ 0.49 yd³.

A concrete calculator for triangle sections needs the perpendicular height — the straight-line distance from the base to the opposite corner, not the length of a slanted side.

Any triangle works: right triangles against a wall, isoceles wedges, or scalene lot-line infills. If you only know the three side lengths, height = 2 × Area ÷ base via Heron's formula — or split your shape differently and use rectangles.

Triangles commonly appear as the odd corner of a larger pour. Calculate the main rectangle and the triangle separately, then add the volumes — or add the triangle as a section in the irregular shape calculator.

Foire aux questions

Questions courantes sur le triangle concrete calculator.

How do I calculate concrete for a triangle?

½ × base × perpendicular height × thickness. A 12 × 9 ft right-triangle corner at 4 in: 0.5 × 12 × 9 × 0.333 = 18 ft³ ≈ 0.67 yd³.

Which measurement is the height?

The perpendicular distance from the base line to the opposite vertex — measured at 90° to the base, not along a slanted edge.

What if I only know the three sides?

For a right triangle, the two legs are base and height. Otherwise compute area with Heron's formula and multiply by thickness — or ask us via the contact page.

Can I combine a triangle with other shapes?

Yes — compute each piece and sum, or use the irregular shape calculator to enter multiple sections at one thickness.