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This Pro Value Mission split column brings a chamfered, craftsman-influenced profile to the exposed end of a kitchen island or cabinet run, supplied in unfinished maple ready to finish alongside the surrounding cabinetry.
The Mission program's chamfered profile cuts the corners of the column face at an angle rather than leaving them square or rounding them off. That single detail moves the piece into craftsman territory: the geometry echoes the bevelled stiles and rails common to Mission and Shaker-influenced cabinet doors, so the column reads as part of the door program rather than an appliance applied over it. On a maple kitchen where the doors are carrying that same angular language, this column at the island end closes the design rather than interrupting it.
The face width is 1-1/2 inches and the depth is 3 inches. That ratio identifies this as a split or applied section: it presents a 1-1/2 inch face and projects 3 inches from the panel it sits against. The depth is the dimension that determines clearance around the island, and 3 inches is meaningful in a tight kitchen. Verify the walkway before installing. The height at 36 inches fits standard counter height, though finished height depends on the base and counter assembly, which the column does not fix.
Maple is a close-grained, light-colored hardwood that accepts paint and stain consistently, which is part of why it anchors so many cabinet programs. This column is supplied unfinished, so the finish is applied on-site alongside the cabinetry it trims. The Mission Columns program is also offered in cherry and alder, covering the three species most common in North American cabinet shops, so the column can be ordered in the same wood the surrounding cabinetry is built from. No stain result or color match to existing work can be promised; the species is the same but growing conditions and milling variation mean every piece finishes individually.
This column fits a cabinet shop or finish carpenter working on a Mission or craftsman-influenced kitchen where the island end needs a vertical architectural element that belongs to the same design vocabulary as the doors. At 36 inches it is sized for a standard-height island. It is a decorative applied column and carries no structural load.
The corners are chamfered, meaning they are cut back at an angle rather than left as a hard square edge. That detail connects it visually to craftsman and Mission-style door profiles.
The depth, which is 3 inches. The face width of 1-1/2 inches is what shows from the front.
Yes. The Mission Columns program is offered in cherry and alder as well. Each species is a separate item.
No. It is a decorative applied column and is not rated for structural or load-bearing use.
For a craftsman or Mission kitchen built in maple, this column closes the island end in the same material and the same geometric language as the rest of the project.