Roof Pitch Calculator
Convert roof pitch between rise/run, degrees and ratio. Get rafter length from span.
Result
- Pitch angle (°)
- 26.565
- Pitch ratio (rise/12)
- 6
- Rafter length (m)
- 3.354
Angle = arctan(rise / run); Rafter = √(rise² + run²)
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Convert roof pitch between rise/run, degrees and ratio. Get rafter length from span.
Angle = arctan(rise / run); Rafter = √(rise² + run²)
Roof pitch is the slope of a roof. In the US it's quoted as 'rise over 12' (e.g. 6/12). Elsewhere it's degrees or a ratio. Enter any one and the rafter length is derived from the half-span.
Formula: Angle = arctan(rise / run); Rafter = √(rise² + run²)
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