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This Pro Value Mission Chamfered Bar Column is a decorative wood column for raised-bar and tall-counter applications, sized at 42 inches tall with a 3 by 3 inch square chamfered section in unfinished maple.
The 42 inch height is not accidental. It corresponds to the raised-bar counter height that appears on kitchen islands with a seating overhang, on bar peninsulas, and on butler's pantry counters built to a taller standard than a work surface. A 36 inch column reads short against those raised sections; this one finishes flush with where those counters land. Cabinet shops building bar-height islands, designers specifying a peninsula with raised seating, and contractors finishing a kitchen remodel all reach for a 42 inch column in this situation rather than the standard counter height version.
The Mission style historically favors structure over ornament, and the chamfer is a direct expression of that. Instead of a fully square corner or a rounded one, each corner is cut back at an angle, softening the transition without adding a carved or turned element. On a 3 by 3 inch square section the chamfer reads as a deliberate detail rather than a disguise. The piece arrives in unfinished maple, which accepts stain and finish evenly and holds detail well, suited to shops and installers who will match it to the surrounding millwork before it goes on the wall.
This column is for the exposed end of a raised-bar island, a bar peninsula return, or a tall cabinet run that needs a finished vertical element at its terminus. At 3 by 3 inches across the full section, it presents a complete face rather than a split-section profile, which suits a freestanding or prominent application where the column is visible from multiple angles. It is a decorative applied piece and carries no structural load.
It is a full 3 by 3 inch square section, not a half-section applied flat against a panel. At equal width and depth it reads as a complete column on all visible sides.
Each corner is cut back at an angle, producing a flat facet rather than a rounded or carved edge. It is a geometric, understated detail consistent with the Mission design program.
No. The column is supplied as unfinished maple. Staining, painting, or clear-coating is done after installation to match the surrounding cabinetry or millwork.
No. This is a decorative wood column and carries no load rating. It does not function as a structural post and should not be used as one.
When the counter goes up to bar height and the end needs a finished column, this 42 inch maple piece is sized for exactly that situation.