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This Pro Value Mission column is a decorative solid-section wood column for island ends, peninsula returns, and cabinet panels where a squared, architectural presence is the goal.
A plain square post reads as a structural element. Chamfering the corners — cutting each one back at an angle rather than leaving it square — is the detail that shifts that reading toward furniture and craft. In Mission-style cabinetry the chamfer is a structural-looking gesture that fits a vocabulary of honest joinery and clean geometry. At 5 by 5 inches, this column has the mass to carry that detail at full scale, without relying on turnings or carvings to make the profile work.
With equal width and depth at 5 inches each, this is a full-section column rather than a split or applied half-section. That distinction matters for the cabinet builder: a full section stands at a corner, wraps an exposed end, or marks a transition between two cabinet runs with the visual weight of a real post. It projects 5 inches from the panel it is adjacent to, so that dimension belongs in the layout before the column is ordered. At 36 inches tall it corresponds to standard counter height, which is the common application for island and base-cabinet columns in this catalog.
Cherry is a close-grained hardwood that accepts stain and clear finishes smoothly, and it is one of the more common species in traditional and transitional cabinet programs. Because this column is supplied unfinished, it can be finished in the shop alongside the cabinetry it joins rather than being matched after the fact. The Mission Columns program is also available in alder and maple, so the column can be ordered in whichever species matches the surrounding work. This piece carries no finish; what you finish it with is your call.
This column suits the exposed corner of a kitchen island, the return end of a peninsula, a break between two cabinet runs, or any base application that calls for a squared, Mission-influenced column face. It is a decorative applied piece. It carries no structural load and is not a substitute for a structural post.
Full. Both width and depth measure 5 inches, so it stands as a complete square section rather than applying flat to a panel face.
5 inches, its full depth. Plan for that in the layout before ordering.
No. It is a decorative wood column with no stated load rating. It does not carry structural load.
Yes. The Mission Columns program includes alder and maple alongside this cherry version.
Choose this column where a full-section, chamfered profile at counter height is the right finish for the exposed end of an island or cabinet run built in the Mission style.