Feedback on basement pipe layout

[grahamW]

As described in my other thread, I'm relocating the laundry and floor drain in my basement. It is worth mentioning that the location of the floor drain is between the tankless HW and the laundry. The existing floor has a gentle slope towards the sump in the opposite corner.

I'm looking for feedback on the proposed pipe layout below. I've tried to incorporate everything I've learned searching this forum but, at the end of the day, I'm just an amateur trying to save a few bucks. Many thanks.



I've uploaded a higher resolution copy as well.

 

[Tom Sawyer]

If that 2" vent for the floor drain is below the concrete it won't fly. Vents have to be 6" above the flood level rim of the highest fixture (usually the lav )

 

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[grahamW]

If that 2" vent for the floor drain is below the concrete it won't fly. Vents have to be 6" above the flood level rim of the highest fixture (usually the lav )

Thanks Tom.

Indeed, I've drawn the 2" vent for the drain as running under the concrete (above the drain lines) and then up the wall to 48" and then connecting with the other vent(s). I assumed if it was pitched as usual, it would be ok. If not, how does one put in a vent for the floor drain? Does it need to come straight up from the santee? If so, that'd be in the middle of my room, as drawn...

How far from the floor drain p-trap can I place the vertical vent? If I re-route the waste line and direct it towards the foundation wall at the front of the house, I can place the vent vertically between the studs. Here's my 2nd attempt:

 

[grahamW]

Anyone have any thoughts on my 2nd attempt?

 

[Hackney plumbing]

Why is the existing cleanout sweeping against the direction of flow?

 

[grahamW]

Why is the existing cleanout sweeping against the direction of flow?

My mistake when drawing. I've also added a T-cleanout where the 2" laundry drain line meets the slab. The perspective of the floor drain vent is also a little off.