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This Pro Value Mission Columns split column is a decorative applied column designed for island ends, peninsula returns, and exposed cabinet panels where a raised-bar or counter-height vertical element is needed.
A 36 inch column finishes the end of a standard counter-height island. This one runs 42 inches, which is the height a raised-bar island, a breakfast bar, or a tall perimeter counter calls for. At that height the column reads as part of the vertical composition of the room rather than as a base detail, and the chamfered bar profile gives it enough relief to hold its own next to shaker door fronts and flat-panel cabinetry alike. If the design calls for a bar-height island and the end panel needs to be finished, this is the column that covers the span without trimming anything down.
At 2-1/2 inches deep against a 5 inch face, this column is a split section: it presents a wide vertical face and projects 2-1/2 inches from whatever panel it is applied to. That depth is enough to cast a shadow line and read as a proper column element from across the kitchen, while staying well inside the kind of projection that would change the clearance around an island. The wood is cherry, unfinished, which means the finish system is set at the shop and matched to the cherry door and drawer fronts nearby rather than approximated with paint or stain over a different species.
Cabinet shops finishing a bar-height island in cherry, designers specifying a Mission-style kitchen with raised counters, and contractors sourcing trim for an open-plan renovation where the island end is fully visible will all find this column the direct answer. It is a decorative applied piece. It carries no structural load and is not a substitute for a structural post.
42 inches corresponds to raised-bar height, the taller island or counter format. A 36 inch column falls short of a bar-height top and leaves a gap; this one runs the full vertical of a raised-bar end panel.
A split section. It is 5 inches wide and 2-1/2 inches deep, so it fastens flat against a panel face rather than standing free.
The column has a squared profile with the corners cut back at an angle rather than left sharp or rounded, giving it a clean Mission-style edge detail that suits both flat-panel and frame-and-panel cabinetry programs.
No. It is supplied as unfinished cherry, ready for the finish system applied to the surrounding cabinetry.
Choose this split column when the design runs tall and the species is cherry, and the end panel needs a Mission-profile vertical element that holds the line all the way to the top.