Roast my plans (bathroom group wet venting)

[jaleadeuva]

I'm getting ready to run the vent/drain in our renovations. I'm wondering if anybody sees any big issues with my plan. I read through the canadian plumbing code a few times to back up decisions i've made and would be interested to see what others have to think.

Notes about the diagram:
they don't have all the fittings in the software. the horizontal 2in branch should be a wye + 45
the vertical 3in goes through the roof
the long trap arm is just under 7 foot
the deviation between the 3in pipe after the sink isn't a software mistake, it's a floor joist

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[Reach4]

Use only wyes, 45s, long sweeps, combos in the horizontal. You appear to be joining the shower to the lavatory+vent with a santee. Use a combo or a wye and a 45.

You must keep the shower path short enough. I don't know what your limit is. How long is the path out of the shower trap to join the wet vent?

 

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[jaleadeuva]

The shower to main is 5'8" in a straight line. Ideally I'd run it straight but it would intersect my WC drain.
If it ends up going over 8 feet I'll just abandon the project and go live underground.

For the fittings I had the wye+1/8 in mind, just had a hard time with the software.

 

[John Gayewski]

Looks fine to me as long as nothing drains from above or into the pictured piping from the toilet intersection up, and your trap arm's are within the prescribed distance.