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This Pro Value Mission Chamfered Bar Column is a decorative wood column designed for bar-height islands, peninsula ends, and raised cabinet panels. At 42 inches tall with a 5 by 5 inch chamfered section in maple, it reads as a substantial architectural element at raised-counter applications.
The 42 inch height corresponds to the raised bar or counter tier common on kitchen islands, wet bars, and peninsula dining surfaces. A column at this height flanks the raised section visually, giving the upper deck a footing that connects it to the base cabinetry below. It is a decorative applied piece and carries no structural load.
The 5 by 5 inch section separates this column from the split profiles in the same program. Where a split section reads as trim, a 5 inch full section reads as a post and adds real visual weight to a corner or an exposed end. That presence is why this profile suits bar-height applications, where the vertical run is taller and the column needs enough mass to feel proportional to the surface it anchors.
The chamfered corners are the program's signature detail: rather than leaving the column square-edged or rounding it, the Mission treatment cuts each corner back at an angle. The result is an eight-sided profile that catches light differently than a plain square section and references the clean, rectilinear geometry of Mission furniture without the ornament of a traditional turned or fluted column.
Maple is a tight-grained hardwood that holds that chamfer crisp. It is supplied unfinished, which gives the installer control over the stain or paint system. Maple stains evenly when properly prepared and accepts paint cleanly, so this column works in both natural-finish and painted cabinet programs.
Cabinet shops building bar-height islands or peninsula returns use this column to finish an exposed end with something that reads as more than a panel edge. Designers specify it when the room carries Mission, craftsman, or transitional details and the column needs to match that vocabulary. At 5 by 5 inches in maple, it also suits renovation work where an existing column footprint needs to be matched in both size and species.
Full section. It measures 5 inches wide and 5 inches deep, so it stands on its own rather than applying flat to a panel face.
42 inches corresponds to raised bar or counter height, the upper tier on a two-level island. The 36 inch version suits standard counter height and is a separate item in the Mission Columns program.
No. It is a decorative column with no rated load capacity. It is not a structural post.
The Mission Columns program is also available in cherry and alder. Each species is a separate item.
Choose this column when a raised island or bar end calls for a solid, chamfered form in maple that finishes the vertical run with the geometry the Mission style demands.