Do thicker triangles make bigger sound?

Thicker triangles, or thicker metal in the case of musical triangles, can produce a louder sound due to increased mass and improved resonance. However, the overall sound volume also depends on the material, size, and the way it is struck. Thicker triangles may produce a fuller tone, but they might not necessarily be louder than thinner ones if struck with the same force. Ultimately, the design and construction of the triangle play a significant role in its sound characteristics.