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Room and office doors

Indoor Door Smart Locks for Rooms and Offices

F2 and Z1 serve indoor room and office doors, but they use different lock-body directions and platform configurations.

Start with the existing lock body, then compare the model and app version that can be supplied for that door preparation.

F2 and Z135-55 mm door range by modelTTLock and optional Tuya versionsLock-body fit before functions
Indoor lock-body route Indoor lock-body route

Use the real room, office or apartment door preparation, lock body and app need before choosing F2, Z1, M2 or a nearby mortise route.

Buyer summary

Choose indoor door smart locks by door preparation.

Start from the real door and lock body before comparing functions, App platforms, finishes, or OEM details.

Indoor room and office doors

Choose this category when the project uses interior room, office, apartment, or managed indoor doors rather than exposed outdoor gates or profile frames.

Lock body before platform

Confirm whether the door uses a single latch, 60/70 mm adjustable lock body, or 4585 mortise before comparing App versions.

F2, Z1, and M2 boundaries

F2 and Z1 stay as the main indoor-door choices; M2 is nearby when the preparation is an American-standard lever layout.

Inquiry can start with partial details

A door photo, rough quantity, or short project note is enough to ask. More door evidence simply helps SivoLock shortlist F2, Z1, M2, App platform, and lock-body direction faster.

Fit decision

Confirm whether the door needs F2, Z1, M2, or another category.

The door preparation decides whether the project stays with indoor-door options or moves to American-standard, glass-door, outdoor, or mortise-first decisions.

Room or office wooden door

Choose this path when the project needs a smart lever lock for indoor room, office, apartment, or managed interior doors.

Single-latch or F2 direction

Compare F2 when the door points to a single-latch direction, a larger stainless indoor panel, or 35-55 mm door thickness.

60/70 mm or Z1 direction

Compare Z1 when the door needs a compact lever format with a 60/70 mm adjustable lock body or optional 4585 mortise.

Do not force indoor models onto every door

Compare M2 for American-standard lever preparation, A7 for glass doors, or waterproof categories for exposed outdoor doors.

Product finder

Select the indoor-door lock body and app platform.

Choose the existing lock body and App preference to narrow F2 or Z1 without hiding the nearby M2 American-standard lever choice.

Which lock body does your door use?

Which app platform do you prefer?

F2 TTLock version

Room and office wooden doors; single-latch direction; 50 mm and 70 mm options; TTLock.

Compare F2

F2 Tuya version (available as an option)

Room and office wooden doors; single-latch direction or optional 4585; Tuya is available as an option.

Compare F2

Z1 TTLock version

Indoor doors; 60/70 mm adjustable lock body or optional 4585 mortise; TTLock.

Compare Z1

Z1 Tuya Bluetooth version (available as an option)

Indoor doors; 60/70 mm adjustable lock body or optional 4585 mortise; Tuya Bluetooth is available as an option.

Compare Z1

Need help identifying the lock body? Send the door edge, faceplate and existing-lock photos.

Model comparison

Compare F2, Z1, and M2 when the door direction is unclear.

Compare the model direction after the door preparation is clear, then open the F2, Z1, M2, or mortise path that matches the project evidence.

F2 indoor stainless panel

Choose when the project needs a larger indoor stainless panel, 35-55 mm fit, TTLock or optional Tuya, and latch or 4585 planning.

Compare F2

Z1 compact indoor lever

Choose when the door needs a compact indoor lever, 35-50 mm fit, 60/70 mm adjustable lock body, optional 4585, TTLock, or Tuya Bluetooth.

Compare Z1

M2 American-standard lever

Compare when the door uses an American-standard lever bore layout instead of the F2 or Z1 indoor-door lock-body direction.

Compare M2

Indoor mortise category

Open the mortise category when the lock body, latch, backset, or replacement hardware is still the first decision.

Compare mortises
ModelBest fitDoor and hardware checksConfirm before quote
F2Room wooden and office doors35-55 mm; single-latch direction; 50 mm, 70 mm, and optional 4585 planningTTLock or optional Tuya; confirm language, handing, latch, finish, quantity
Z1Indoor doors needing compact lever hardware35-50 mm; 60/70 mm adjustable lock body; optional 4585 mortiseOptional TTLock or Tuya Bluetooth; confirm material, finish, card use, lock-body choice
M2American-standard lever doors near the indoor category35-50 mm; 60/70 mm adjustable lock body; American lever preparationOptional TTLock or Tuya Bluetooth; confirm bore layout, material, finish, handing

Image checkpoints

Check indoor-door photos, door thickness, lock body, backset, mortise, and opening direction.

Photos and measurements decide whether the project should continue with F2, Z1, M2, or a related lock-body category.

Door preparation checkpoint Door preparation checkpoint

Show front and rear panels, door edge, latch, lock body, backset, thickness, handing and finish reference in one review scene.

Front and rear door photos

Show both sides of the actual door so the project team can see panel clearance, handle position, and existing hardware.

Door-edge and lock-body photos

Include the latch, faceplate, lock-body cavity, keeper area, and any existing mortise markings.

Door thickness measurement

Measure the real door thickness and note whether trim, veneer, or decoration changes hardware length.

Backset and center distance

Send a ruler photo or drawing showing the distance from door edge to handle or lock center.

Opening direction and handing

Confirm left or right, inward or outward, single or double leaf, and handle direction.

Finish and sample references

Confirm stainless steel, black, Athens black, or project finish needs before sample approval.

Start the inquiry

Send the indoor-door details you have now.

You do not need every detail to request pricing. A door photo, quantity, or short project note is enough to start; these checkpoints help SivoLock narrow F2, Z1, M2, lock body, App platform, and sample scope faster.

Missing details are okay. Send what is available now and mark unknown items as unsure; SivoLock can review the door direction before final pricing.

Door type and quantityA rough room, office, apartment, or project door count is enough to start.
Any door photosOne clear front, edge, frame, latch, or existing-hardware photo can begin the fit review.
Door thickness if knownSend a measurement when available; if not, SivoLock can flag what to check next.
Lock body or backset if availableSingle latch, 60/70 mm lock body, 4585 mortise, or unknown condition can all start the discussion.
Latch or mortise directionExisting cutout, faceplate, keeper, and frame details can be confirmed after first contact.
Opening direction laterLeft/right, inward/outward, single or double leaf, and handle direction can be checked before sample approval.
TTLock or Tuya preferenceShare TTLock, Tuya, or undecided so the team can match App workflow and gateway needs.
Destination and sample notesQuantity, country, finish, logo, packaging, or sample timing can be added as the quote develops.

Fit, sample and OEM support

Confirm samples, OEM support, and installation documents for indoor-door projects.

After the door direction is clear, confirm model-specific documents, sample behavior, accessory scope, finish, packaging, and OEM needs.

Fit review

SivoLock can review door photos, lock-body evidence, and selected F2, Z1, or M2 direction even when project details are still incomplete.

Sample approval

Sample checks should include panel size, latch or mortise fit, App version, card use, finish, packaging, and accessory scope.

OEM details

Logo, finish, packaging, label, language setup, and project documents can be confirmed after the door direction is clear.

Installation documents

Ask for model-specific drawings, installation notes, and lock-body guidance tied to the selected model and version.

Buyer FAQ

Check common indoor-door smart lock questions.

Check door fit, F2/Z1/M2 boundaries, App platform selection, and pricing questions before or after sending an inquiry.

Which doors belong in the indoor-door smart lock category?

Choose this category for room, office, apartment, and managed interior doors. Final fit still depends on door thickness, lock body, backset, opening direction, and panel clearance.

Should my project choose F2, Z1, or M2?

Compare F2 for a larger indoor stainless panel and latch or 4585 planning. Compare Z1 for a compact indoor lever with 60/70 mm adjustable lock body. Compare M2 when the door uses an American-standard lever preparation.

Can I choose TTLock or Tuya?

F2 and Z1 both have TTLock and Tuya directions, but optional status, Bluetooth or WiFi behavior, and capacity vary by model. Share your preferred platform if the project already has one.

Can I send an inquiry before every detail is ready?

Yes. Send any door photos, quantity, destination, platform preference, or project note you already have. SivoLock can reply with the likely F2, Z1, M2, or related category direction and the remaining checks.

Next step

Request indoor-door smart lock pricing and fit review.

Send any door photos, project quantity, or known lock-body details. SivoLock can shortlist the indoor-door option and tell you what to confirm next.

Helpful if available

  • Any door photos, edge photos, or rough door thickness
  • Known lock body, backset, mortise, latch, or keeper details
  • F2, Z1, M2, or ask SivoLock to shortlist
  • Quantity, destination, finish, sample, or OEM notes