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This Pro Value Mission Columns split column is a decorative applied wood column sized for raised-bar and tall-counter cabinetry. At 42 inches tall, it sits flush with bar-height panels rather than requiring a filler or extension, and the chamfered bar profile gives the Mission character without the rounded curves of a turned column.
The distinction between a 36 inch column and this 42 inch version is the application: 36 inches corresponds to standard counter height, while 42 inches lines up with a raised bar top or a tall island counter. Specifying the wrong height shows immediately once the countertop is in place, because the column either falls short of the top or runs past it. At a bar peninsula or a two-height island where the seating side steps up, this is the column that works on the taller panel without cutting or shimming.
The chamfered bar style cuts back the column's corners at a clean angle rather than rounding or fluting them, which reads as Mission without leaning heavily decorative. It suits a kitchen or bar space that is asking for structure and geometry rather than ornament. The piece is alder, an open-grained wood that takes stain consistently across the face, supplied here in raw form so it can be finished to match the surrounding cabinetry before installation. Because it is a split section at 2-1/2 inches deep against a 5 inch face width, it sits flat against the panel and projects 2-1/2 inches into the room, which is worth accounting for at a walkway or a seating overhang edge.
Cabinet shops building a raised-bar island or a tall peninsula typically reach for this column at the exposed end panel, where a raw cabinet edge would otherwise show. Designers working in Mission, Craftsman, or geometrically grounded transitional kitchens use it to carry a consistent architectural vocabulary to the base of the cabinet run. Contractors finishing a bar or butler's pantry with tall uppers and a bar-height base will find the 42 inch height ready to work without modification. This is a decorative applied column and carries no structural load.
A split section. At 2-1/2 inches deep and 5 inches wide, it is designed to apply flat to a panel face rather than stand independently.
No. This is a decorative column only. It carries no load and is not a structural post.
42 inches aligns with raised-bar and tall-counter heights. If your island or peninsula has a standard counter height on one side and a raised bar on the seating side, this is the column for the taller panel.
No. It arrives as unfinished alder, ready to stain or paint before installation.
Alder is the species, and the finish depends entirely on what you apply. Species selection gets you close to cabinetry built from the same wood; an exact stain or color match across wood is not guaranteed and depends on finishing conditions.
Choose this column when bar-height panels need a finished end and a Mission profile, and when the work calls for a split section that lands flush at 42 inches without filler.