Permit pulled--Turning a half bath to full bath

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Namartin3

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Hi all, can anyone confirm my drain layout for my upstairs bath remodel is ok, and if there is something wrong let me know please? Its a small bath with all fixtures less than 60" from the stack. This will be inspected so I just want to make sure I don't mess anything up.

Thanks for your input.
 

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The tub MUST have its own vent if you are going to connect it to the toilet line and the lavatory MUST be a sanitary tee connection. ANy other changes would be a personal preference.
 

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The tub MUST have its own vent if you are going to connect it to the toilet line and the lavatory MUST be a sanitary tee connection. ANy other changes would be a personal preference.
Thanks HJ I actually redesigned it last night with the shower and the lav drains tied together with the lav drain acting as the vent for the shower, and the lav vent will tie into the main stack around 42". Attached is a picture let me know if this looks better
 

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