JP5752080B2 - Window mounting gauge - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a window mounting gauge, and more specifically, an opening frame on an indoor side of an existing window by placing the shoji on the opening frame on a frame member on the indoor side of the existing window. The present invention relates to a gauge for determining whether or not a new window provided with a sliding screen is slidable.

  Conventionally, an existing window that is a fitting provided with an opening frame installed in the opening of a building and a shoji that is slidable with respect to the opening frame is used as an outer window, and the same configuration is provided on the indoor side. Renovation work is being carried out to install new windows as inner windows. Such a refurbishment work has an advantage that sound insulation and heat insulation can be improved.

  By the way, in such renovation work, since it is necessary to attach a new window (inner window) to the frame member on the indoor side of the existing window (outer window), it is possible to attach the new window to the frame member. It is necessary to determine whether or not.

  Such determination is performed by measuring various dimensions in consideration of interference with existing windows and calculating the measurement results by applying them to a conditional expression prepared in advance. Was needed. For this reason, it is difficult for an unskilled worker to determine whether or not a new window can be attached.

  Although it is different from the above-mentioned refurbishment work for installing a new window, in renovation work to cover and install a new window frame on an existing window frame, it is also necessary for an unskilled worker to easily grasp the cross-sectional shape of the existing window frame. Measurement using a flat gauge plate has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent No. 4808663

  However, since the gauge plate proposed in Patent Document 1 described above is a flat plate, the operator holds the gauge plate even if the gauge plate is used to determine whether or not the new window can be attached. However, it is necessary to change the posture of the gauge plate while imagining the mounting state of the new window, and it is still difficult to determine whether or not the new window can be mounted.

  In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a window mounting gauge that can easily determine whether a new window can be mounted on the indoor side of an existing window.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the window mounting gauge according to the present invention is mounted on a frame member on the indoor side of an existing window in which a shoji is slidably provided on the opening frame, thereby the indoor side of the existing window. Is a part of a cross-sectional view of a new window including a crescent lock provided on the shoji of the new window. A cross sectional view for discrimination in which the elements constituting the dimensions of the prospective direction passing through the crescent lock are drawn at full size, and a flat base portion provided on the upper surface, along the vertical direction while continuing to the base portion An element that is a part of a longitudinal sectional view of a new window that extends and includes a lower frame that constitutes an opening frame of the new window and that constitutes a dimension in a prospective direction passing through the lower frame is drawn in full size. A flat plate with a vertical sectional view for identification on one side A measuring member for measuring a separation distance between the vertically extending portion and the panel material of the shoji that is provided so as to be movable forward and backward along the indoor / outdoor direction and constitutes the existing window. And

  According to the present invention, the discrimination cross-sectional view provided on the upper surface of the base portion is a part of the cross-sectional view of the new window including the crescent lock provided on the shoji of the new window and passes through the crescent lock. Since the elements constituting the dimensions of the expected direction are drawn in full size, there is no interference with the crescent lock by rotating the crescent lock provided on the existing window when it is placed on the frame member Can be visually confirmed. In addition, the vertical sectional view for determination provided on one side surface of the vertically extending portion that extends along the vertical direction while continuing to the base portion includes a new window including a lower frame that constitutes an opening frame of the new window. Since the elements constituting the dimensions of the prospective direction passing through the lower frame are part of the longitudinal cross-sectional view of FIG. 1 and are drawn at the original size, when placed at a position that does not interfere with the crescent lock of the existing window, It can be visually confirmed whether the frame member has a size necessary for the installation of the new window. Furthermore, when the measuring member advances and moves in the outdoor direction and comes into contact with the panel material constituting the existing window, the separation distance from the panel material can be measured visually, thereby attaching a new window The size of the air layer between the existing windows at can be confirmed. In this way, when placed at a predetermined position of the frame member on the indoor side of the existing window, the presence or absence of interference with the crescent lock of the existing window can be visually confirmed using the discrimination cross-sectional view, It is possible to visually check whether the frame member has the required dimensions using the vertical cross-sectional view, and further measure the size of the air layer between the panel material of the existing windows using the measurement member As a result, the discriminating work can be shortened compared to using a flat gauge plate as in the past, or measuring various dimensions and applying it to the conditional expression. Any skill level of the measurement technique can be used.

  Further, in the above-described window mounting gauge according to the present invention, the vertically extending portion extends downward from one end portion of the base portion, and the vertical sectional view for determination is provided on an outer surface. By having the first hanging portion and the second hanging portion extending downward from the other end portion of the base portion, the vertical cross-sectional shape including the base portion, the first hanging portion and the second hanging portion is U-shaped. It is characterized by forming a shape.

  According to the present invention, the discrimination cross-sectional view provided on the upper surface of the base portion is a part of the cross-sectional view of the new window including the crescent lock provided on the shoji of the new window and passes through the crescent lock. Since the elements constituting the dimensions of the expected direction are drawn in full size, there is no interference with the crescent lock by rotating the crescent lock provided on the existing window when it is placed on the frame member Can be visually confirmed. In addition, a vertical sectional view for identification provided on the outer surface of the first hanging portion that is continuous with the base portion and extends downward from one end portion of the base portion includes a lower portion constituting the opening frame of the new window. Part of the longitudinal sectional view of the new window including the frame and the elements constituting the size in the prospective direction passing through the lower frame are drawn in full size, so that they are placed at positions where they do not interfere with the crescent lock of the existing window. When placing the frame member, it can be visually confirmed whether the frame member has a size necessary for mounting the new window. Furthermore, when the measuring member advances and moves in the outdoor direction and abuts against the panel material constituting the existing window, the separation distance from the panel material can be measured, whereby the existing window when the new window is attached The size of the air layer between the two can be confirmed.

  In the window mounting gauge described above, the outer surface of the second hanging portion may be a part of a longitudinal sectional view of the new window and may have a prospective dimension passing through the crescent lock. It is characterized in that another distinguishing longitudinal sectional view in which the elements are drawn in full size is provided.

  According to the present invention, another distinguishing vertical cross-sectional view provided on the outer surface of the second hanging portion that is continuous with the base and extends downward from the other end of the base includes Part of the longitudinal section and the elements that make up the size of the prospective direction that passes through the crescent lock are drawn in full size, so visually check whether there is interference between the crescent lock of the new window and the crescent lock of the existing window Can be confirmed.

  Further, the present invention is the above-described window mounting gauge, wherein the cross-sectional view for determination and the vertical cross-sectional view for determination are drawn on a piece of paper so as to be continuous with each other via a folding line, It is bent along the fold line and pasted on the upper surface of the base and the outer surface of the vertically extending portion, respectively.

  According to the present invention, the discriminating cross-sectional view and the discriminating vertical cross-sectional view are drawn on one sheet of paper so as to be continuous with each other via the fold line, and are folded along the fold line, respectively. Since it is affixed to the upper surface and the outer surface of the up-and-down extension part, it can be manufactured easily even at the work site.

  In the window mounting gauge described above, the present invention is characterized in that the measuring member is provided with a scale.

  According to this invention, since the measuring member is provided with a scale, the measuring member moves forward in the outdoor direction and comes into contact with the panel material constituting the existing window, so that the separation distance from the panel material is visually observed. Thus, it is possible to visually confirm the size of the air layer between the existing window when the new window is attached.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to easily determine whether or not the new window can be attached on the indoor side of the existing window.

FIG. 1 shows an existing window, which is a fitting to which a window mounting gauge according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied, (a) is a transverse sectional view, and (b) is a longitudinal sectional view. . FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a window mounting gauge according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a window mounting gauge according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a right side view showing the window mounting gauge according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a left side view showing the window mounting gauge according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a front view of the window mounting gauge according to the embodiment of the present invention as viewed from the indoor side. FIG. 7 shows a case where a new window is attached to a frame member on the indoor side of an existing window, where (a) is a transverse sectional view and (b) is a longitudinal sectional view. 8A and 8B are cross-sectional views for determination shown in FIG. 2 and the like. FIG. 8A is a plan view of the cross-sectional view for determination, and FIG. . FIG. 9 shows a case where a window mounting gauge is placed on a frame member on the indoor side of an existing window, where (a) is a transverse sectional view and (b) is a longitudinal sectional view. FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view showing a case where a new window is attached to a frame member on the indoor side of an existing window.

  Exemplary embodiments of a window mounting gauge according to the present invention will be explained below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows an existing window, which is a fitting to which a window mounting gauge according to an embodiment of the present invention is applied, (a) is a transverse sectional view, and (b) is a longitudinal sectional view. .

  The existing window 10 illustrated here is installed in the opening 2 of the building 1, and includes an opening frame 11 and two right and left shojis 12, and the two shojis 12 are arranged in the left-right direction with respect to the opening frame 11. It is called a “drawing window” that opens and closes by sliding. In the existing window 10, an example in which one screen door 13 is provided at a portion of the opening frame 11 located on the outdoor side is illustrated.

  The opening frame 11 is formed in a rectangular shape that is configured to be horizontally long by quadrangling an upper frame 11a, a lower frame 11b, and a pair of left and right vertical frames 11c. The upper frame 11a, the lower frame 11b, and the vertical frame 11c are provided with screen door rails 11d at the edge portions located on the outdoor sides.

  Each of the two shojis 12 is composed of an upper arm 12a, a lower arm 12b, and a pair of left and right vertical rods 12c, 12d, and a glass plate between the upper rod 12a, the lower rod 12b, and the vertical rods 12c, 12d. This is configured by disposing a panel material 12e such as. These shojis 12 are arranged inside the opening frame 11 so as to be slidable along the left-right direction. These shojis 12 have the same size and block the opening of the opening frame 11 when one vertical gutter (hereinafter also referred to as a summon gutter) 12d is overlapped and arranged side by side. It is configured in a size that can be done.

  Similar to the shoji 12, the screen door 13 is constructed by stretching a screen 13d inside a screen door cage that is formed by assembling a screen door upper rod 13a, a screen door lower rod 13b, and a pair of left and right screen door vertical rods 13c. It is a thing. The screen door 13 is slidably disposed along the left-right direction in a portion located outside the shoji 12 inside the opening frame 11 by engaging with the screen door rail 11d. Here, the screen door rail 11d is a fin-like portion protruding from the prospective surface of each frame. The screen door rail 11d provided on the upper frame 11a and the lower frame 11b is for guiding the sliding of the screen door 13 by engaging with the grooves of the screen door upper arm 13a and the screen door lower arm 13b. . The screen door rail 11d provided in the vertical frame 11c engages with the groove of the screen door vertical rod 13c when the screen door 13 is closed.

  On the indoor side of such an existing window 10, frame members 14 are respectively attached to prospective surfaces on four sides located on the indoor side in the opening 2 of the building 1. In addition, the code | symbol 15 in FIG. 1 is the crescent lock provided in the summoning box 12d of the shoji 12 of the indoor side.

  2 to 6 each show a window mounting gauge according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view, FIG. 3 is a plan view, FIG. 4 is a right side view, and FIG. FIG. 6 and FIG. 6 are front views as seen from the indoor side. The window mounting gauge 20 illustrated here is for determining whether or not a new window having the same configuration as that of the existing window 10 can be mounted on the indoor side of the existing window 10. FIG. 22 is provided.

  Here, the new window will be described first. In the following, in order to distinguish from the components of the existing window 10 described above, each component of the new window will be described with the prefix “new”.

  FIG. 7 shows a case where a new window is attached to a frame member on the indoor side of an existing window, where (a) is a transverse sectional view and (b) is a longitudinal sectional view. As shown in FIG. 7, the new window 30 is similar in size to the existing window 10, but has a similar configuration, a new opening frame 31 installed in the frame member 14, and two new left and right windows. This is a so-called “drawing window” which includes a shoji 32 and opens and closes by sliding the two new shojis 32 in the left-right direction with respect to the new opening frame 31.

  The new opening frame 31 has a rectangular shape that is horizontally long by forming a new upper frame 31a, a new lower frame 31b, and a pair of left and right new vertical frames 31c.

  Each of the two new shojis 32 is composed of a new upper gutter 32a, a new lower gutter 32b, and a pair of left and right new vertical gutters 32c and 32d, and these new upper gutter 32a, new lower gutter 32b and new vertical gutter 32c. , 32d, a new panel member 32e such as a glass plate is disposed. These new shojis 32 are arranged in the new opening frame 31 so as to be slidable along the left-right direction. These new shojis 32 have the same size as each other, and the new opening frame 31 is formed when one of the new vertical gutters (hereinafter also referred to as a new summon) 32d is overlapped and arranged side by side. The size of the opening can be closed. In addition, the code | symbol 35 in FIG. 7 is the new crescent lock provided in the new summon bowl 32d of the indoor new shoji 32.

  The gauge body 21 constituting the window mounting gauge 20 for determining whether or not the new window 30 can be attached has a horizontal part (base part) 21a, a right hanging part (first hanging part) 21b, a left hanging part ( 2nd hanging part) 21c.

  The horizontal portion 21a has a flat plate shape extending in the horizontal direction, and is a rectangular portion whose longitudinal direction is the left-right direction, that is, the direction in which the existing window 10 is found. The width of the horizontal portion 21a in the indoor / outdoor direction, that is, the width in the direction parallel to the prospective direction of the existing window 10 is approximately the same as the dimension of the prospective direction of the new window 30.

  The right hanging part 21b is a rectangular part extending downward from the right end part of the horizontal part 21a, and extends in a direction orthogonal to the horizontal part 21a. The width of the right hanging part 21b in the indoor / outdoor direction, that is, the width in the direction parallel to the prospective direction of the existing window 10 has the same size as that of the prospective direction of the new window 30 as in the horizontal part 21a. ing. Moreover, although it is the extension length of this right side drooping lower part 21b, the upper end part is made into the magnitude | size which can face the panel material 12e of the shoji 12 which comprises the existing window 10. FIG.

  A long flat plate-like measuring member 23 is provided on the left surface (inner surface) of the upper end portion of the right-side drooping portion 21b. The measuring member 23 is provided with a scale 23a with the outdoor end portion being zero on the right side surface, and is engaged with the hook portion 24 provided on the left surface of the upper end portion of the right hanging portion 21b, It can be moved forward and backward along. This measuring member 23 measures the separation distance from the panel material 12e constituting the shoji 12 of the existing window 10.

  The left drooping portion 21c is a rectangular portion that extends downward from the left end portion of the horizontal portion 21a, and extends in a direction orthogonal to the horizontal portion 21a. The width of the left hanging part 21c in the indoor / outdoor direction, that is, the width in the direction parallel to the prospective direction of the existing window 10 has the same size as that of the prospective direction of the new window 30 like the horizontal part 21a. ing. Moreover, although it is the extension length of this left side drooping part 21c, the upper end part is made into the magnitude | size which can face the panel material 12e of the shoji 12 which comprises the existing window 10. FIG.

  The determination sectional view 22 includes a determination transverse sectional view 22a, a first determination longitudinal sectional view 22b, and a second determination longitudinal sectional view 22c.

  The discriminating cross-sectional view 22a is a part of the cross-sectional view of the new window 30 to be attached or not-judged, and more specifically, a part of the cross-sectional view of the new window 30 including the new crescent lock 35. The elements constituting the dimension in the prospective direction passing through the new crescent lock 35 are drawn in full size. Such a discriminating cross-sectional view 22a has the same size as the upper surface 21a1 of the horizontal portion 21a of the gauge body 21. Note that the discriminating cross-sectional view 22a shows a state in which the outdoor new shoji 32 is opened.

  The first distinguishing vertical cross-sectional view 22b is a part of the vertical cross-sectional view of the new window 30 to be attached or not, and more specifically, the vertical cross-sectional view of the new window 30 including the new lower frame 31b. A part of the elements constituting the dimension in the prospective direction passing through the newly installed lower frame 31b is drawn in full size. Such a first discrimination vertical sectional view 22b has a size comparable to that of the right surface (outer surface) 21b1 of the right hanging portion 21b of the gauge body 21.

  The second distinguishing vertical sectional view 22c is a part of the vertical sectional view of the new window 30 to be attached or not, and the elements constituting the dimension in the prospective direction passing through the new crescent lock 35 are full scale. It is drawn. Such a second discrimination longitudinal sectional view 22c has the same size as the left surface (outer surface) 21c1 of the left hanging portion 21c of the gauge body 21.

  The discriminating cross-sectional view 22 including the discriminating cross-sectional view 22a, the first discriminating vertical cross-sectional view 22b, and the second discriminating vertical cross-sectional view 22c is, for example, shown in one sheet bound in a booklet such as a pamphlet. 8 (a), a first determination longitudinal sectional view 22b is drawn through a fold line 22d so as to be continuous with one end of the determination cross sectional view 22a, and other than the determination cross sectional view 22a. The second discrimination longitudinal sectional view 22c is drawn through the fold line 22d so as to be continuous with the end portion.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 8B, the discrimination sectional view 22 is folded so that the fold line 22d is a mountain, and the discrimination cross sectional view 22a is bonded to the upper surface 21a1 of the horizontal portion 21a. Is attached to the right surface 21b1 of the right hanging part 21b using an adhesive member such as a glue, and further to the left surface 21c1 of the left hanging part 21c. By attaching FIG. 22c with an adhesive member such as a glue, a sectional view for discrimination 22 is provided on the gauge body 21.

  As a result, the discriminating cross-sectional view 22a is provided on the upper surface 21a1 of the horizontal portion 21a, the first discriminating vertical cross-sectional view 22b is provided on the right surface 21b1 of the right hanging portion 21b, and the left surface of the left hanging portion 21c. 21c1 is provided with a second discrimination vertical sectional view 22c, and the gauge body 21 and the window mounting gauge 20 provided with the discrimination sectional view 22 are a horizontal portion 21a, a right hanging portion 21b, and a left hanging portion of the gauge body 21. The vertical cross-sectional shape including 21c is U-shaped.

  As shown in FIGS. 9A and 9B, the window mounting gauge 20 having the above-described configuration is placed on the indoor side of the summing bowl 12d of the existing window 10 in the lower frame member 14. By doing so, it is possible to determine whether or not the new window 30 can be attached as follows.

  That is, the discriminating cross-sectional view 22a provided on the upper surface 21a1 of the horizontal portion 21a is a part of the cross-sectional view of the new window 30 including the new crescent lock 35 and the prospective direction passing through the new crescent lock 35. Since the elements constituting the dimensions are drawn in full size, the presence or absence of interference with the crescent lock 15 is visually checked by rotating the crescent lock 15 provided on the summoning ridge 12d of the existing window 10. Can be confirmed.

  The first discrimination vertical sectional view 22b provided on the right surface 21b1 of the right hanging part 21b is a part of the vertical sectional view of the new window 30 including the new lower frame 31b and passes through the new lower frame 31b. Since the elements constituting the dimension of the prospective direction to be performed are drawn in full size, when the window mounting gauge 20 is placed at a position that does not interfere with the crescent lock 15 of the existing window 10, the frame member 14 becomes the new window 30. It can be visually confirmed whether it has a dimension necessary for mounting. Further, the second distinguishing longitudinal sectional view 22c provided on the left surface 21c1 of the left hanging part 21c is a part of the longitudinal sectional view of the new window 30 and the dimension in the prospective direction passing through the new crescent lock 35 is configured. Since the element to be drawn is drawn in full size, the presence or absence of interference between the newly installed crescent lock 35 and the crescent lock 15 can be visually confirmed.

  Further, the measuring member 23 can be moved forward with respect to the existing window 10 and the distance between the existing window 10 and the panel material 12e can be measured by visual observation, whereby a new panel when the new window 30 is attached is provided. The size of the air layer between the material 32e and the panel material 12e of the existing window 10 can be confirmed.

  As a result of confirming the presence or absence of interference of the crescent lock 15, confirming that the frame member 14 has the necessary dimensions, and confirming the size of the air layer between the two panel members 12 e, If the mounting conditions are satisfied, it can be determined that the new window 30 can be mounted. Then, by determining whether it can be attached, the new window 30 can be attached to the frame member 14 satisfactorily as shown in FIGS. 7 and 10.

  On the other hand, when the window mounting gauge 20 is placed at a position where it does not interfere with the crescent lock 15 of the existing window 10, the window mounting gauge 20 protrudes from the frame member 14 to the indoor side by a predetermined amount or more. Can be determined that the new window 30 cannot be mounted unless the dimension required for mounting the new window 30 is present.

  As described above, according to the window mounting gauge 20 according to the present embodiment, when placed at a predetermined position of the lower frame member 14 on the indoor side of the existing window 10, The presence or absence of interference with the crescent lock 15 of the existing window 10 can be visually confirmed using the second distinguishing longitudinal sectional view 22c, and the frame member 14 is necessary using the first distinguishing longitudinal sectional view 22b. It is possible to visually confirm whether or not the dimensions are present, and furthermore, the size of the air layer between the existing window 10 and the panel material 12e can be measured using the measuring member 23, so that Compared to using a flat gauge plate or measuring various dimensions and applying it to the conditional expression, it is possible to shorten the discrimination work and regardless of the skill of the operator's measurement technique Can be. Therefore, it is possible to easily determine whether or not the new window 30 can be attached on the indoor side of the existing window 10.

  The preferred embodiment of the present invention has been described above, but the present invention is not limited to this, and various modifications can be made.

  In the embodiment described above, the window mounting gauge 20 is described in which the vertical cross-sectional shape including the horizontal portion 21a, the right hanging portion 21b, and the left hanging portion 21c of the gauge body 21 is U-shaped. The vertical cross-sectional shape does not need to be U-shaped, and a cross-sectional view for determination is provided on the upper surface, and extends along the vertical direction so as to be continuous with the base, and on one side surface. The vertical cross-sectional shape may be L-shaped, T-shaped, I-shaped, or Z-shaped as long as the vertical extending portion provided with the vertical cross-sectional view for discrimination is continuously formed. .

  In the above-described embodiment, the horizontal portion 21a has a flat plate shape extending in the horizontal direction. In the present invention, the base portion is a flat plate having a discriminating cross-sectional view on the upper surface. If it is a shape, it does not necessarily extend in the horizontal direction.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the horizontal portion 21a, the right hanging portion 21b, and the left hanging portion 21c of the gauge body 21 have a width in the indoor / outdoor direction that is approximately the same as the expected size of the new window 30. However, in the present invention, the width of the base portion and the vertically extending portion in the indoor / outdoor direction only needs to be larger than the size in the prospective direction of the new window.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the second discrimination vertical sectional view 22c is provided on the left surface 21c1 of the left hanging portion 21c of the gauge body 21, but in the present invention, the second discrimination vertical sectional view is provided. 22c may not be provided.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the determination sectional view 22 is drawn on one piece of paper bound in a booklet such as a pamphlet. In the present invention, the determination sectional view and The determination longitudinal sectional view may be drawn directly on the base and the vertically extending portion.

  In the embodiment described above, the scale 23a is provided on the right side surface of the measurement member 23. However, in the present invention, the measurement member may not be provided with a scale.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Building 2 Opening 10 Existing window 11 Opening frame 11a Upper frame 11b Lower frame 11c Vertical frame 11d Screen door rail 12 Shoji 12a Upper eaves 12b Lower eaves 12c Vertical eaves 12d Vertical eaves
12e Panel material 13 Screen door 13a Screen door upper rod 13b Screen door lower rod 13c Screen door vertical rod 13d Net 14 Frame member 15 Crescent lock 20 Window mounting gauge 21 Gauge body 21a Horizontal portion 21a1 Upper surface 21b Right hanging portion (first hanging portion) )
21b1 Right side (outer side)
21c Left droop (second droop)
21c1 Left side (outer side)
22 Cross-sectional view for discrimination 22a Cross-sectional view for discrimination 22b Vertical cross-sectional view for first discrimination 22c Vertical cross-sectional view for second discrimination 22d Folding line 23 Measuring member 23a Scale 24 Hook part 30 New window 31 New opening frame 31a New upper frame 31b New lower frame 31c New vertical frame 32 New shoji 32a New upper bar 32b New lower bar 32c New vertical bar 32d New vertical bar (new summon bar)
32e New panel material 35 New crescent lock

Claims (5)

Whether or not a new window can be installed in which the shoji is slidably mounted on the opening frame on the indoor side of the existing window by placing it on the frame member on the indoor side of the existing window in which the shoji is slidably provided on the opening frame A gauge for determining
A cross section for discrimination, which is a part of a cross sectional view of a new window including a crescent lock provided on the shoji of the new window and that is configured with full-scale elements constituting dimensions in a prospective direction passing through the crescent lock A flat base with the figure provided on the top surface;
A part of a longitudinal sectional view of a new window that extends along the vertical direction while continuing to the base and includes a lower frame that constitutes an opening frame of the new window, and is a prospective direction passing through the lower frame A vertical sectional view for discrimination in which the elements constituting the dimensions are drawn in full size and provided with a vertical cross-sectional view provided on one side surface,
A window mounting gauge comprising: a measuring member provided so as to be movable back and forth along an indoor / outdoor direction and for measuring a separation distance between a panel member of a shoji constituting the existing window. .   The vertically extending portion extends from one end portion of the base portion downward and has a first hanging portion in which the distinguishing vertical sectional view is provided on an outer surface, and the other end portion of the base portion. The vertical cross-sectional shape including the base, the first hanging portion, and the second hanging portion forms a U-shape by having a second hanging portion that extends downward. Window mounting gauge.   On the outer surface of the second hanging part, another longitudinal section for discrimination, which is a part of the longitudinal sectional view of the new window and that is drawn in full size, the elements constituting the size in the prospective direction passing through the crescent lock The window mounting gauge according to claim 2, wherein a figure is provided.   The discriminating cross-sectional view and the discriminating vertical cross-sectional view are drawn on a piece of paper so as to be continuous with each other via a fold line, and are folded along the fold line, respectively. The window mounting gauge according to claim 1, wherein the gauge is attached to an outer surface of the vertically extending portion.   5. The window mounting gauge according to claim 1, wherein the measuring member is provided with a scale.

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