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This Pro Value Mission Columns split column brings a chamfered, Mission-influenced profile to the exposed end of a kitchen island or cabinet panel. It is a decorative applied piece, 36 inches tall, in unfinished maple.
The depth is the dimension that tells the installation story. At 3-1/2 inches deep and 1-3/4 inches wide, this column is deeper than it is wide, which is the opposite of a thin applied strip. That proportioning lets it stand proud of an island end panel and read as a genuine vertical element rather than surface trim. The chamfered corners on the Mission profile soften what would otherwise be a fully square section, giving the column a lighter visual weight without losing the clean geometric reference that defines Mission-style work. When this piece turns a corner at the end of an island, the chamfers catch light at each face transition and do most of the decorative work.
Maple is a straight-grained, consistent species that responds evenly to paint and accepts stain with less blotching than open-grained alternatives. In a Mission or Arts and Crafts kitchen, where the design language favors clean lines and honest materials, that predictability matters: the column needs to finish in the same register as the door fronts and drawer faces it stands beside. Maple is supplied here unfinished, which means the shop or the installer controls the finish system from the start rather than trying to blend a prefinished piece into an existing cabinet schedule. Cherry and alder are available in the same Mission Columns program for shops working in those species.
This column is designed for the exposed end of a kitchen island, a peninsula return, or a tall cabinet run where the builder wants to mark a vertical termination rather than leave a raw panel edge. At 36 inches it aligns with standard counter height, which is the common application. It is a decorative applied piece and carries no load. It is not a structural post and does not replace framing.
The 3-1/2 inch depth means the column projects 3-1/2 inches from the surface it is applied to. On an island end, that projection needs to be planned for in the island's framing or end-panel build-out so the column face lands flush with or proud of the countertop edge as intended.
The corners of the square section are cut back at an angle rather than left fully square or rounded. On a Mission-style piece that angled corner is a signature detail, giving the column a geometric profile without heavy carved ornament.
The Mission Columns program includes cherry and alder variants alongside maple. Each is a separate item.
No. This is a decorative applied column with no load rating. It is not a structural post.
Choose this column when the design calls for a Mission profile at a counter-height island end, and the species is maple.