Help with venting basement bath

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Bryanbdp

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I am installing a basement bathroom with underslab plumbing to pump tank.
I am trying to minimize slab cutting.
Can I use this layout with vents as shown? (Vertical vents shown in red)
Any help would be greatly appreciated!





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If I understand the diagram correctly, it is showing the WC dry vented just before the WC joins the shower. The IPC (in use by CT) allows a dry vented WC to wet vent other fixtures, so the shower is wet vented by the WC.

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Here's the piping I finally used and passed inspection. Vent is in shower arm, which wet vents toilet. There is also a vanity drain which could be considered a wet vent for the toilet pipe. I also wonder if the toilet was closer to the tank and not combined with anything else, perhaps within 6 feet, if it would need a vent at all. It seems like the tank would act as a stack since it is fully vented.
 

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