Is my bathroom wet-venting plan reasonable?

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I‘m relocating my bathroom fixtures and laid out my plumbing using a wet vent. I would likefeed back about whether this is a good plan. Do I need another vent for the shower or suggestions on different layout?
See drawing. The cleanout is the existing drain.
Added different layout with toilet going perpendicular to drain,
Hi All,
I relayed the plumbing but have to move my drain out to make room to fit the fittings.  I jog the drain with (2) 22.5 elbows, is this allowed 22.5 to use in horizontal? See Dwg-3, Thanks

2: (https://i.stack.imgur.com/qVl63.jpg)

Eric Stevens · Answer

All of these layouts look good. The venting should be fine. You're connecting the lines with wyes, not tees, which is good. 45° Bends in the 3" cleanout line should be fine; a snake will easily make the turn.
Altogether, it looks like you've put a lot of thought into this. My one recommendation would be to check your state venting code to see the maximum distance allowed between a drain and its vent, just to make sure everything is close enough. I don't foresee a problem, but it doesn't hurt to check.

Is my bathroom wet-venting plan reasonable?

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