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This Pro Value Mission Columns split column brings a defined architectural profile to exposed island ends and cabinet panel faces, in unfinished cherry sized for standard counter height.
The Mission style in cabinetry is defined by its restraint: clean lines, minimal ornamentation, and a squared character that works in contemporary kitchens as readily as it does in traditional ones. At 3-1/2 inches wide, this column reads as a substantial vertical element at the end of an island or peninsula. The depth of 1-3/4 inches keeps the projection modest — enough to cast shadow and give the end panel visual weight, not so much that it steps into a walkway. It applies against the panel face rather than requiring framing built around it, so it fits into a standard cabinet build without structural modification. This is a decorative column: it adds the visual mass and the architectural detail of a column without functioning as a post or bearing any load.
Cherry is a close-grained hardwood with a warm reddish-brown tone that deepens with age and light exposure. It accepts stain and clear finishes evenly, which makes it a natural match for cherry cabinetry programs. Supplying the column unfinished means the finish system applied to the surrounding doors and frames can carry across the column without trying to bridge between a factory finish and a site-applied one. The Mission Columns program also runs in alder and maple, so a shop building in a different species can order the same profile to match.
Cabinet shops and installers use this column at the exposed end of a kitchen island, a peninsula return, or a run of base cabinetry where the last panel needs a vertical finish element. The 36 inch height corresponds to standard counter height and is the most common application. Homeowners and designers specifying a Mission or transitional kitchen will find this profile easier to integrate than a more heavily ornamented traditional column, because the squared Mission character is compatible with a wide range of door styles. It is a single piece for a single panel face — determine which ends of the installation are exposed before ordering.
An applied split section. At 1-3/4 inches deep and 3-1/2 inches wide, it is designed to sit flat against a cabinet panel face rather than stand as a freestanding column.
This column is 36 inches tall, which suits standard counter height. A raised bar or upper tier typically calls for the 42 inch version of this profile, which is a separate item.
Yes. The Mission Columns program is available in multiple species. Check the other listings in this family for the maple and alder versions of this profile.
No. This is a decorative applied column with no load rating. It is trim, not a structural post.
When the last panel in a cherry island run needs a vertical detail that holds its own without overpowering the door fronts, this Mission split column closes the end cleanly and stays within the material and style of the build.