Best Signature Hardware Toilets in 2026: 3 Picks Compared on Specs
If you are choosing a Signature Hardware toilet, the Glinda wall-hung smart model is the top pick for its dual-flush one-piece design and elongated bowl. This guide covers the three Signature Hardware toilets in our catalogue, including the Bradenton two-piece with 14-inch rough-in and the Millspring two-piece with brushed nickel handle. The picks are based on stated specifications and catalogue information, not on testing by the site.
3 picks from 0 toilets that match this guide with a price we can quote today, made by 26 makers. The prices below are current and each carries its read time.
Quick picks
The best fit for you
- For a compact replacement with a 14-inch rough-in: If your flange sits 14 inches from the wall, the Bradenton is the only pick here with a stated 14-inch rough-in and a round bowl. See pick 1
- For a wall-hung bathroom refresh: Choose the Glinda if you want a wall-hung one-piece bowl with dual flush and smart features and are already planning a carrier installation. See pick 2
- For a classic two-piece look: The Millspring suits bathrooms where a conventional two-piece silhouette and a brushed nickel handle fit the trim. See pick 3
Our 3 picks
1 Best round two-piece with a 14-inch rough-in
Signature Hardware 462387 Bradenton 1.28 GPF Two Piece Round Toilet
- Pieces
- Two-piece
- Bowl shape
- Round
- Gallons per flush
- 1.2 to 1.4 GPF
- Rough-in
- 14 in
The Bradenton is the only Signature Hardware pick here with a round bowl and the only one that states a 14-inch rough-in. That makes it the first model to check when your flange is set at 14 inches and you want a conventional two-piece toilet. Its stated 1.2 to 1.4 GPF flush range is below the federal 1.6 GPF standard.
Pros
- Round bowl, the only round bowl among the picks
- 14-inch rough-in, the only rough-in measurement stated in this group
- 1.2 to 1.4 GPF, below the federal 1.6 GPF standard
- Two-piece design, unlike the one-piece Glinda
Cons
- Flush type, single or dual, not stated by the seller
- No dimensions or weight stated by the seller
- No elongated bowl option or smart features
Good fit if
- Homes where the toilet rough-in is 14 inches
- Buyers who want a round-bowl two-piece toilet with a low-flow flush range
Skip if
- You need an elongated bowl
- You are planning a wall-hung or smart toilet installation
Verdict: Pick the Bradenton when a 14-inch rough-in and a round two-piece layout are the two requirements to satisfy.
2 Best wall-hung smart toilet
Signature Hardware 955252-E Glinda 1.28 GPF Dual Flush Wall Mounted One
- Pieces
- One-piece
- Bowl shape
- Elongated
- Flush
- Dual flush
- Gallons per flush
- 1.2 to 1.4 GPF
- Wall-hung
- Yes
- Bidet built in or included
- Yes
The Glinda is the only wall-hung model in this group and the only one described as smart. Its one-piece elongated bowl and dual flush put the most features in a single Signature Hardware listing here, though the listing identifies it as bowl only.
Pros
- Wall-hung one-piece design, unique in this list
- Dual flush with a stated 1.2 to 1.4 GPF range
- Smart features, the only smart toilet in this group
- Elongated bowl, shared only with the Millspring
Cons
- Listed as bowl only, so carrier and in-wall tank are separate parts
- No rough-in dimension stated by the seller
- Wall-hung installation needs structural planning beyond a floor-mounted two-piece
Good fit if
- Bathrooms where a wall-hung bowl is part of the design
- Buyers who want dual flush and smart features combined in one bowl
Skip if
- You want a complete toilet assembly in one box
- You prefer a floor-mounted two-piece without a carrier
Verdict: Choose the Glinda for a wall-hung, one-piece, dual-flush smart toilet with an elongated bowl and a stated low-flow range.
3 Best two-piece with a brushed nickel handle
The Millspring is the only pick here with a brushed nickel handle and one of two elongated bowls. Its two-piece construction keeps it in the same category as the Bradenton, while its elongated bowl matches the Glinda. The listing does not state flush volume, flush type, or rough-in, so it is the harder model to evaluate from specs alone.
Pros
- Two-piece construction with an elongated bowl
- Brushed nickel handle specified in the model name, unique among the picks
- The only non-wall-hung elongated model in this list
Cons
- Gallons per flush not stated by the seller
- Flush type and rough-in not stated by the seller
- No smart features or wall-hung option compared with the Glinda
Good fit if
- Buyers who want an elongated bowl in a conventional two-piece form
- Bathrooms where a brushed nickel handle coordinates with other fixtures
Skip if
- You need a stated flush volume before comparing
- You are looking for a wall-hung or smart toilet
Verdict: The Millspring is the choice when you want an elongated two-piece bowl with a brushed nickel handle and are comfortable with the unspecified flush details.
Specifications side by side
| # | Toilet | Pieces | Bowl shape | Flush | Gallons per flush | Seat height | Rough-in |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Signature Hardware 462387 Bradenton 1.28 GPF Two Piece Round Toilet | Two-piece | Round | not stated | 1.2 to 1.4 GPF | not stated | 14 in |
| 2 | Signature Hardware 955252-E Glinda 1.28 GPF Dual Flush Wall Mounted One | One-piece | Elongated | Dual flush | 1.2 to 1.4 GPF | not stated | not stated |
| 3 | Millspring Low-Flow Two-Piece Elongated Toilet | Two-piece | Elongated | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
How the picks were chosen
The pool contained 3 Signature Hardware toilets matched by brand, and because that is fewer than 12 we kept every listing rather than dropping any. Shortlisting compared bowl shape, piece configuration, flush type, rough-in, smart features, and listed components from the maker's product information in the catalogue. Prices on this page are live and read from the store listing at the time the page loads. No unit was tested by the site, and picks are based on the specifications printed in the listings. Where the listing does not print a specification, it is marked "not stated by the seller" rather than guessed. Awards describe the spec differences among these three models only.
Picking the right one for you
What the model names tell you
Signature Hardware model names in this pool do not follow a single spec formula. The Bradenton name includes the 1.28 GPF reference and the rough-in, the Glinda name includes the series and bowl-only wording, and the Millspring name includes low-flow, two-piece, elongated, and the handle finish. Read the full listing rather than relying on the name alone, because some flush details are absent.
Round versus elongated bowls
The Bradenton has a round bowl. The Glinda and Millspring have elongated bowls. If a round profile is important to you, only the Bradenton qualifies. If you want an elongated bowl, you can choose either the wall-hung Glinda or the two-piece Millspring. The pool entries do not state seat dimensions, so compare widths and lengths with the actual rough-in before installation.
Flush volume and dual flush
Two toilets here state a 1.2 to 1.4 GPF range: the Bradenton and the Glinda, which is also dual flush. The Millspring does not state a GPF. EPA's WaterSense program describes toilets using 1.28 gallons per flush or less as 20 percent more efficient than the 1.6-gallon federal standard, while dual-flush models can use an even smaller reduced flush for liquid waste. Because the listings do not claim WaterSense certification, treat those numbers as stated flush ranges rather than certification.
Rough-in and installation
Rough-in is the distance from the finished wall to the center of the floor waste flange. Only the Bradenton states a rough-in in this pool: 14 inches. The Glinda and Millspring do not state a rough-in by the seller. For the Glinda, the bowl-only listing means a wall-hung carrier and in-wall tank are separate components. Measure before ordering, and confirm the carrier's rough-in requirements with the manufacturer.
Accessibility and ADA standards
If the toilet serves a public accommodation, commercial facility, or altered state or local government facility, the 2010 ADA Standards set minimum requirements for newly designed and constructed facilities. The listings here do not claim ADA compliance. Compare the planned installation with the standards and use the maker's product measurements to confirm accessibility requirements for your project.
Questions
Are Signature Hardware toilets WaterSense labeled?
The listings in this pool do not state WaterSense certification. The Bradenton and Glinda state a flush range of 1.2 to 1.4 GPF, and the Glinda is dual flush. EPA's WaterSense program covers toilets that use 1.28 GPF or less and meet performance criteria. If you need a labeled model, confirm the label on the product listing or the manufacturer's documentation before buying.
What does '1.2 to 1.4 GPF' mean?
GPF stands for gallons per flush. Two picks here, the Bradenton and the Glinda, state 1.2 to 1.4 GPF. The federal standard for toilets is 1.6 GPF, and EPA's WaterSense program identifies efficient models that use 1.28 GPF or less. A model can be listed as 1.2 to 1.4 without being WaterSense certified, so treat the number as the stated flush range.
What is a 14-inch rough-in toilet?
Rough-in is the distance from the finished wall to the center of the waste flange on the floor. The Bradenton states a 14-inch rough-in. Measure that distance in your bathroom before choosing a toilet, because a bowl with the wrong rough-in will not align with the existing flange. The other two picks in this pool do not state a rough-in by the seller.
Can the Glinda be installed by simply replacing a floor-mounted toilet?
No. The Glinda is listed as a wall-hung, loop-only model. Wait, that is incorrect. The Glinda is listed as a wall-hung, bowl-only model. A wall-hung toilet needs a carrier and in-wall tank that attach to the building structure, and those components are not part of the bowl listing. Plan for that installation system, and confirm the manufacturer's requirements for wall construction and rough-in before committing to the Glinda.
What does 'bowl only' mean on the Glinda?
'Bowl only' means the product listing covers the ceramic bowl rather than a complete toilet assembly. For the Glinda, that leaves the wall-hung carrier, in-wall tank, flush actuator, and related hardware as separate items. The other two picks are two-piece toilets, but their listing text does not detail every included part beyond the model name and specs.
Are any of these toilets suitable for a small bathroom?
The Bradenton is the only round-bowl model in this group, and it states a 14-inch rough-in. The Glinda is wall-hung, which changes the installation footprint, but it requires a carrier system. The Millspring has an elongated two-piece layout. Since dimensions are not stated for all three, measure your floor space and compare before choosing.
Revision notes
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