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This Pro Value Mission Columns split column is a decorative applied piece for the exposed ends of raised-bar islands, peninsula returns, and bar-height cabinet runs built in maple.
At 42 inches, this column is sized for a raised bar counter or a two-tiered island where the upper level sits above standard counter height. That extra 6 inches over a 36-inch counter-height column is exactly what separates a piece that reads as too short from one that finishes the run cleanly. Cabinet shops and designers specifying a raised-bar island end reach for this height specifically, and ordering the wrong one means a column that either falls short of the counter return or stands proud of it.
The 3-by-3-inch square section makes this a fuller applied column than the narrower split profiles in the Mission program. Applied flat against an island end panel, it presents a square face on two sides and anchors the corner visually rather than adding a slim decorative accent. That section size works well at bar height because the proportions hold up at the taller scale.
Maple is one of the most common species in Mission and Craftsman cabinetry programs, and this column is offered in maple so it can be ordered in the same species as the cabinet boxes, doors, and drawer fronts it finishes. The piece arrives unfinished, which means the finish is applied on-site alongside the rest of the cabinetry rather than being chosen at the factory. Mission-style work frequently lands on a medium-brown or golden stain, and maple accepts those tones evenly across a clean, tight grain. No finish, stain result, or match to existing cabinetry is guaranteed by species alone.
This column is the right call for a kitchen island or peninsula with a raised bar section, a butler's pantry with bar-height upper cabinetry, or any cabinet run where the exposed end needs a vertical architectural element at 42 inches. It is a decorative piece, applied to the face of a panel, and carries no structural load. Woodworkers and cabinet installers working in Mission or Craftsman interiors will find the squared profile and the species selection the easiest path to a consistent finish across the whole project.
It is a split column applied to a flat panel face. At 3 inches by 3 inches it presents a fuller square section compared to the shallower profiles in the program, but it is still an applied decorative piece, not a freestanding post.
No. It is a decorative applied column with no stated load rating. It is not a structural post and should not be used as one.
42 inches is the common height for raised-bar counters and two-tiered islands. The 36-inch version suits a standard counter height. Choose based on the height of the counter the column will finish.
Unfinished maple. Stain, paint, or topcoat is applied after installation.
Choose this column when the island or cabinet run calls for a bold Mission corner at raised-bar scale, in the species the rest of the project is built from.