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This Pro Value Mission column is a decorative applied split column sized for island ends, peninsula returns, and cabinet panels where a Mission-style vertical element is part of the design.
Mission cabinetry relies on clean verticals and horizontal lines without the heavy ornament of traditional styles. A split column is one of the ways that vocabulary carries through to an island end or a tall cabinet panel: a simple rectangular column face reads as an architectural element without introducing a bracket or a corbel. This column applies flat against the panel, presenting a 3-inch face while occupying only 1-1/2 inches of depth. It adds the vertical column detail without projecting into the walkway around the island.
At 36 inches, the height lines up with standard counter height, which is the common application at an island end. The top of the column reads level with the countertop substrate before the top is applied, so it integrates without cutting or padding for most standard countertop builds.
Alder is a practical choice for Mission cabinetry. Its grain is relatively tight and even, and it accepts stain consistently, which suits a style that reads better in medium and darker tones than in light naturals. The piece arrives unfinished, so it is finished on site to match the surrounding cabinetry rather than arriving in a factory color that may not coordinate. This Mission program is also available in cherry and maple, which allows the column to be ordered in the same species as the adjacent cabinet boxes when the project calls for it.
This column suits the exposed end of a kitchen island, a peninsula return, or a run of base cabinetry that needs a vertical element in a Mission or Arts and Crafts interior. Cabinet shops finishing out a Mission-style kitchen will find it in the same species range as the most common cabinet box programs. Designers specifying decorative trim for a Mission-style renovation can pair it with matching millwork in the same series. It is a decorative applied piece with no stated load rating, and it does not function as a structural post.
A split or applied column is a partial section fastened flat against a panel face rather than standing free. At 1-1/2 inches deep and 3 inches wide, this piece presents a column face without occupying a full column's footprint in the room.
No. This is a decorative applied piece. It carries no load rating and is not engineered as a structural support.
It ships as unfinished alder. Finishing happens on site, which lets the column be stained or painted to match the surrounding cabinetry program.
No. The Mission Columns program is also available in cherry and maple, sold as separate items by species.
When the design calls for Mission lines at the island end, this split column delivers the architectural detail at trim depth, without structural claims and without a full column's reach into the room.