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This Pro Value Mission Columns split column is a decorative applied column in cherry, designed for island ends, bar-height cabinet runs, and raised counter panels where a clean architectural break is needed at 42 inches.
Standard counter columns top out at 36 inches, the right call for a base cabinet run. But a raised bar, a peninsula counter, or a seating overhang at counter-bar height sits closer to 42 inches, and a column that stops short of that looks truncated rather than architectural. At 42 inches this column reaches bar height without cutting or stacking, which keeps the chamfered profile intact along its full run. The chamfered corners are what give the Mission Bar form its character: the squared section is broken at each corner into a flat facet, a detail that reads as deliberate rather than transitional, and it suits both Mission-style cabinetry and the cleaner contemporary kitchens that borrow Mission geometry without the full style vocabulary.
At 1-3/4 inches deep against a 3-1/2 inch face, this is applied trim rather than a freestanding column. It presents 3-1/2 inches of column face and projects 1-3/4 inches from the panel, which keeps it within the depth a cabinet end or island skin can absorb without pushing into a walkway. The species is cherry, supplied unfinished, which places it in the same species range as the surrounding Mission Columns program. Cherry is the wood for this application when the surrounding cabinetry is cherry, because the column will be stained and finished in the shop alongside the rest of the job rather than finished to approximate an existing piece.
Cabinet shops building raised-bar islands or tall peninsula runs in cherry reach for this piece when they need a column break at the end panel that lands at the right height without fabrication. Designers specifying a Mission or Mission-adjacent kitchen where the island or bar includes seating will find the chamfered bar profile appropriate at raised-counter height. Contractors and remodelers retrofitting an exposed island end or peninsula return where the surrounding cabinetry is cherry will order this column for the species match. It is a decorative applied column and carries no load rating.
42 inches corresponds to raised-bar and tall-counter height, where seating is typically at counter-bar level. The 36 inch column is available in the same program for standard counter height applications.
The squared section has its corners cut back at an angle, producing a flat facet at each corner rather than a sharp edge. It is the defining detail of the Mission Chamfered Bar profile.
An applied split section. It measures 3-1/2 inches across the face and 1-3/4 inches deep, so it fastens flat to a cabinet end panel rather than standing free.
No. This is a decorative column and is not a structural post. It carries no load rating.
The Mission Columns program includes additional species. Check the family for maple and alder options in the same profile.
Choose this column for the exposed end of a cherry bar-height island or raised counter where the Mission Chamfered Bar profile and the 42 inch run give the panel a finished architectural face without eating into floor space.