Riobel Lavatory Push Drain With Overflow DB150

The Part You Touch Every Day

You use the drain every time you use the sink. Press it down to fill the basin. Press it again to let the water out. If the drain sticks, the whole sink feels broken. If the drain leaks, water drips into the cabinet below. The Riobel DB150 exists because this small part matters more than most people realize. It is the detail that makes a sink feel either cheap or premium.

Push Button Instead of Lift Rod

Traditional drains use a lift rod behind the faucet. You pull the rod up to close the drain. Push it down to open. The mechanism works until it does not. The rod bends. The linkage loosens. The drain stops sealing. The DB150 removes that entire system. A simple press on the drain cap opens and closes it. No rods. No linkage. No parts behind the faucet to fail. The operation is direct and reliable.

The Overflow That Saves Your Counter

The DB150 includes an overflow connection. The overflow is the small hole near the top of the sink bowl. When water reaches that level, it flows into the overflow channel instead of spilling onto the counter. The drain connects to that channel. This matters in family bathrooms where kids leave the water running. It matters in powder rooms where guests do not pay attention. The overflow is a safety feature you hope you never need.

Six Finishes That Match Your Faucet

The DB150 comes in brushed gold, black, brushed nickel, chrome, polished nickel, and satin brass US4. This range covers almost every faucet finish on the market. Match the drain to the faucet exactly. No close enough. No visible difference. The coordinated look makes the entire sink area feel intentional.

Solid Brass That Holds Up

The DB150 is made from solid brass. Not plated plastic. Not zinc alloy. Brass resists the corrosion that comes from constant water exposure. The finish stays clean. The mechanism keeps working. The drain does not rust, pit, or seize. For bathrooms in Toronto and Vancouver where the sink gets used multiple times daily, this durability matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a push drain work?

A push drain uses a spring mechanism inside the drain body. Press the cap down and it locks in place to close the drain. Press again and it releases to open. No lift rod needed. The operation is direct and simple.

Can I install this drain myself?

The installation is similar to a standard pop-up drain. Remove the old drain. Clean the sink opening. Apply plumber’s putty to the new drain flange. Insert the drain and tighten from below. Connect the overflow if your sink has one. Most homeowners complete the job in under thirty minutes.

Will this fit my sink?

The DB150 uses a standard 1 1/4 inch connection. This fits most bathroom sinks. Check your sink drain opening before ordering. The overflow connection matches sinks with overflow holes. If your sink does not have an overflow, choose a drain without overflow.

The Drain That Finishes the Sink

The Riobel DB150 push drain is in stock and ready to ship from our Canadian warehouse. Delivery typically takes 3 to 5 business days. We offer a 30-day return policy and a support team that answers real questions by phone or email.

The drain is the detail most people forget until it stops working. Browse our bathroom accessories category for matching fixtures. Pair this drain with a spot drains for a complete setup.