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This Pro Value Mission Columns split column brings a chamfered, angular profile to the exposed end of a kitchen island or cabinet run, milled from cherry and supplied unfinished.
Most island columns present a rounded or plain-square face. The chamfered corners on this Mission profile cut each edge at an angle, giving the column a faceted silhouette that reads as intentional rather than plain. That detail is what separates a Mission-style column from a generic applied post, and it is the reason buyers specify this column when the surrounding cabinetry carries Arts and Crafts or Mission hardware and door profiles. At 3-1/2 inches wide, the face is substantial enough to register as an architectural element from across a kitchen, not just a trim strip at the corner of a panel.
The column arrives as unfinished cherry. Cherry is one of the three species in the Mission Columns program alongside maple and alder, and choosing it means the column can be finished to match surrounding cherry cabinetry using the same stain or topcoat applied to the doors and boxes. The species is selected for a wood match, not a color, which is why these are offered unfinished: the final surface treatment happens in the shop alongside the rest of the job. Cherry's grain is relatively fine and even, and it is a common species in Mission-style cabinetry programs.
This is a split section, 1-3/4 inches deep and 3-1/2 inches wide. It presents a 3-1/2 inch column face and projects 1-3/4 inches from the panel it is applied to. Cabinet shops and finish carpenters use it at the exposed end of kitchen islands, peninsula returns, and bar panels where a visible corner treatment is expected. At 36 inches it corresponds to standard counter height, which is the common installation. It is a decorative applied piece and carries no structural load.
The chamfered version has its corners cut back at an angle, creating a faceted edge rather than a sharp 90-degree corner. It is the detail that defines the Mission style in this column program.
A half-section. At 1-3/4 inches deep and 3-1/2 inches wide, it is designed to apply flat against a cabinet end panel rather than stand free.
No. It is a decorative applied column with no stated load rating, not a structural post.
Species choice here is driven by the surrounding cabinetry. If the island or cabinet run is built from cherry, this column can be finished in the same shop process to match.
When the island end is the first thing a visitor sees walking into the kitchen, a chamfered Mission column in cherry gives that corner a finished, intentional face rather than a plain boxed edge.