Shower install in basement drain help

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Roadman33

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I've got a 2" waste horizontal I need to tie into for my shower drain.

What kind of tee should I use?

Also, my vent is a 90 elbow going up through the wall just behind where I'm going to tee in...is this okay?

I've added a drawing of what I'm planning and would appreciate it if some could guide me?

Thanks
 

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I've got a 2" waste horizontal I need to tie into for my shower drain.

What kind of tee should I use?

Also, my vent is a 90 elbow going up through the wall just behind where I'm going to tee in...is this okay?

I've added a drawing of what I'm planning and would appreciate it if some could guide me?

Thanks
I've got a 2" waste horizontal I need to tie into for my shower drain.

What kind of tee should I use?

Also, my vent is a 90 elbow going up through the wall just behind where I'm going to tee in...is this okay?

I've added a drawing of what I'm planning and would appreciate it if some could guide me?

Thanks
 

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There is no 22 DEG fitting there a 22.5

1/32 bend (11.25) 1/16 bend ( 22.5) 1/8 bend ( 45 ) 1/4 bend (90 deg) a return bend (180 deg)
 

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I was thinking of add a clean out on the vent maybe down in the 2-in little bit above where it goes through the study wall?
 

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I like having clean outs but someone later on may think that the CO is a future waste connection .
 

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That 2" is coming from somewhere. What else is on that line?
Not sure. I do know that the original plumber roughed it in this way for possible use. They stubbed and 1.5" and this 2" capped off into the wall with a 1.5" drain capped above in the ceiling... This makes me pretty sure I'm okay to tap into it.

Main concern is tieing into it in the best way (fitting) and that it's okay to have vent behind drain.

I'll try and post a pic of actual

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Here's 2" on left and 2 1.5" that are capped on the right.

Where the bucket is I want to put p-trap and shower drain
 

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