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The Mahler measure of the polynomials is essentially the sum of volumes of a certain collection of ideal hyperbolic polyhedra in , which can be determined a priori as a function on the parameter . We obtain a formula that generalizes some previous formulas given by Cassaigne and Maillot \cite{M} and Vandervelde \cite{V}. These examples seem to be related to the ones studied by Boyd \cite{B1}, \cite{B2} and Boyd and Rodriguez Villegas \cite{BRV2} for some cases of the -polynomial of one-cusped manifolds.

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