A complete system. Single-step install. Single-step extraction. No projections above the slab — superior concrete finishes, free and clear working walking surfaces, and no remedial work to regain damaged or lost raceways. No compromise between impalement hazards or trips and falls.
Eliminating the hazard was the only solution — Stub-EASE II™ the System.
Stub-EASE II™ Kit(s): Engineered as the total solution — not just a collection of parts. Every component was designed to integrate together, providing a concrete-tight transition from the in-slab raceway to the weather-tight access point at grade level. After the pour, it protects the raceway from environmental exposure and construction debris until the conduit is extended to the device it serves. This was achieved through both material selection and the design features of each part — and how they interact with one another. The thermoplastic rubber or TPR used to produce the Stub-EASE II™ convex cap forms a gasket when pressure-fitted in place, seating into the eased edge of the flanged radius of the PVC Bend-EASE™ collar. It also provides tensile strength to the talons and flexion resistance of the blades against gas-powered placing and finishing equipment.
The real benefit lies in what it doesn't do. From the inception of this product line, the goal has always been the elimination of the conduit stub-up — complete elimination, or nothing. A stub-up that doesn't exist cannot injure workers on the job site, cannot create havoc, cannot generate lawsuits, and cannot destroy the morale of a crew working through a field of land mines. Other products may address the impalement hazard. None deliver free and clear working walking surfaces. That gap is exactly why the first generation wasn't enough — and why Stub-EASE II™ came to fruition.
Section view — TPR cap seated into Bend-EASE™ flanged collar. Red circle indicates the eased-edge gasket interface.
The complete conduit protection system. Includes Bend-EASE™ elbow, Stand-EASE™ galvanized support, and Stub-EASE II™ cap — assembled and ready for install.
Westlake PVC UV-6676 rigid sweep-radius elbow. Transitions horizontal conduit run to vertical stub-up. Click-lock collar accepts Stand-EASE™ support stand. Ships pre-assembled in every Stub-EASE II™ kit.
DC51D+Z80 hot-dip galvanized steel, 0.062" thick. Snaps onto Bend-EASE™ elbow, fastens to deck, and holds the Stub-EASE II™ cap at exact finished-slab height. Ships pre-assembled in every Stub-EASE II™ kit.
Two components that work in tandem for below-grade and riser applications. The SEG18 is an 18" Z80 galvanized grade stake driven into grade with an impact driver — features an integrated hex attachment point so you hit your exact elevation without guesswork. Riser-EASE™ click-locks onto the SEG18 to accept conduit rising from below the slab, replacing Bend-EASE™ in vertical riser configurations.
A ceiling-mount solution for overhead conduit stub-down locations. Protects conduit endpoints dropping from above — same proven cap, inverted application.
The original Stub-EASE™ (first generation) is no longer in production inventory but remains available for special order. Contact us at info@stubease.com to request.
The first-generation Stub-EASE™ — the product that started it all. Not in current production inventory, but available for special order through CSUE Technologies.
"I watched a $1.3 million settlement happen because of a conduit stub-up. I was the General Superintendent. I spent the next 20 years designing a system so no one else has to make that call."— Jeff Krause, Founder & Director of Manufacturing and Product Development, CSUE Technologies
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* Stub-EASE II™ system cost is calculated at the current MSRP per unit for a 25-pack order — the lowest available unit price. Repair exposure is based on your inputs above: total stub-ups × estimated damage rate × your labor cost to repair each damaged stub-up. Actual costs will vary by project conditions, trade size, and contract terms.
The power trowel rolls over. The Stub-EASE II™ convex cap — molded with a depressed guide strip to position the extraction spade bit and four talons that project off the top surface — lays flat into the slurry. Two seconds later the talons spring right back up. Conduit path intact. Access point protected. Working walking surface clean. This is the entire product story.
Riverview project. Every white pipe is a trip hazard, a fall hazard, an impalement risk. This is the standard — and it doesn't have to be.
The Stub-EASE II™ cap flexes under the trowel blade and self-rights. The conduit path is intact. The access point is protected. The working walking surface is clean.
South Boulevard Shores. 200 stub-up locations. Zero protrusions. The entire floor is a clean, safe working walking surface — every conduit access point flush and protected.
Every Stub-EASE II™ kit ships from the manufacturer with the cap already threaded on. The only prefabrication required is setting the assembly to your exact slab elevation before it reaches the deck. The field crew has one job.
The manufacturer ships every kit with the Stub-EASE II™ cap already threaded on. The only prefabrication needed is setting the assembly to exact slab elevation — click the Bend-EASE™ elbow into the Stand-EASE™ support at the correct height, or cut the support to the required dimension first if the slab depth is non-standard. That work is done before the kit reaches the deck, where time is critical.
Once layout is done on the deck, align the trade-size markings on the Stand-EASE™ pedestal with your deck layout. Fasten in three locations — the back leg is built in for stability. That is it. One step. Walk away and come back for framing.
Match the spade bit to your trade size. Insert the tip into the engineered guide strip on the cap. Impact driver in reverse — the cap threads itself out in seconds. Clean conduit interior, ready for wire pull, every stub-up, every floor.
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You don't own the conduit. But you catch every back-charge, every FF/FL complaint, and every finisher who has to dance around a field of pipe sticking out of your deck. Stub-EASE II™ kills the protrusion before the pour — and takes the argument with it.
Shop NowEvery stub-up you leave in an active deck is a bet. Bent by a cart. Buried by concrete overpour. Broken off by a skid steer. When you come back to pick up the run, the access point is gone — and the rework is yours. Stub-EASE II™ protects the path from pour to continuation.
Shop NowStub-ups on your working walking surfaces are your liability whether you installed them or not. They generate back-charges, OSHA citations, and the kind of trade friction that slows down every scope behind it. Stub-EASE II™ removes the condition — and puts the GC on the right side of the safety record.
Shop NowTraditional stub-up methods preserve conduit access — but introduce active-surface clutter, trade coordination friction, and documented safety risk that downstream teams are left managing. Stub-EASE II™ provides a specification-ready alternative with a clear selection framework based on installation condition, not convention.
View SubmittalsProtruding conduit stub-ups on working walking surfaces can be capped, painted, and flagged — but the physical hazard remains. Capping is mitigation. Stub-EASE II™ is elimination. The distinction matters when the incident happens anyway.
View Safety DataThe problem is visible on every commercial job in America. Conduit sticking out of a slab is something every contractor has tripped over, backed a charge for, or filed an OSHA near-miss about. Stub-EASE II™ solves that condition with a two-system family that's easy to position, easy to train on, and easy to stock.
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