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This Pro Value Mission Columns split column brings a clean, angular Mission profile to the exposed end of a raised bar, kitchen island, or cabinet run, in unfinished maple.
The 42 inch height is the one detail that separates this column from the 36 inch version in the same program. Raised bars, peninsula counters built to bar height, and the end panels of islands with an elevated eating surface all call for this taller run. Applied at bar height, the column gives the vertical face a finished architectural presence from floor to counter edge, without the visual gap a shorter column would leave. For a standard counter-height island or cabinet run, the 36 inch version in this family is the appropriate choice.
At 3 inches wide and 1-1/2 inches deep, this piece is a half-section. It lies flat against the end panel of an island or cabinet, presenting a 3 inch column face while projecting only 1-1/2 inches into the room. That shallow depth is the practical advantage of a split over a full column: it stays within the footprint of the cabinet, adds no obstruction to a walkway, and requires no special framing behind the panel. What installs as trim reads, from the room, as a column. This is a decorative applied column and carries no structural load.
Maple is a dense, close-grained hardwood that takes stain and paint evenly, which is why it appears consistently in cabinetry programs and finish carpentry. The piece arrives unfinished, which lets the shop or installer apply the same finish system used on the surrounding cabinetry. Choosing the column in the same species as the adjacent cabinet run avoids the consistency problems that come with finishing different wood species side by side. This Mission program is also available in cherry and alder for projects built from those species.
Cabinet shops building raised-bar islands specify this column for the exposed end panels where the counter steps up. Designers working on Mission or Craftsman-influenced kitchens use it to carry the style's straight-line character down to the floor. Finish carpenters retrofitting an existing kitchen reach for it when the island end needs a vertical element that reads as architectural without requiring major structural work. Because it applies to the face of a finished panel, it fits into most installation sequences without disrupting the cabinet build order.
Bar height. This column is 42 inches tall, sized for a raised bar or elevated counter surface. The 36 inch version in the same program suits standard counter height.
1-1/2 inches. It is a split section with a 3 inch face width, applied flat against the end panel.
No. This is a decorative applied column and is not rated for structural or load-bearing use.
No. It is supplied as unfinished maple, ready for the shop or installer to finish on site.
Choose this 42 inch maple Mission split column to close out a raised bar or elevated island end with the straight-line character of the Mission style, applied at the depth of trim.