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This Pro Value Mission split column is a decorative applied column sized for raised-bar height islands, tall cabinet runs, and bar panels where a 36-inch column falls short.
The 42-inch height is the detail that sets this column apart from the 36-inch version in the same program. Standard counter height is 36 inches. A raised bar or pub-height island sits higher, and a column that stops at counter height leaves a gap between the top of the column and the underside of the bar overhang. At 42 inches, this piece closes that gap cleanly, running full height on a raised-bar end without a filler strip above it. That is also why this column appears on tall vanity runs, upper-cabinet panel ends, and any application where the 36-inch piece simply does not cover the span.
At 3-1/2 inches wide and 1-3/4 inches deep, this is a split section: it presents a 3-1/2 inch column face while projecting only 1-3/4 inches from the panel. The width is notably fuller than a 3-inch column face, so it reads with more presence on an island end or a cabinet panel. The shallow depth keeps it well within trim territory, which means it does not require the island's framing to be built around it or the walkway to be compromised. What the room sees is a substantial column; what the framing carries is a trim piece.
Alder is a practical pairing with Mission-style joinery. It mills cleanly, takes stain evenly across the face, and is a common species in the cabinetry programs this column is designed to finish. This piece is supplied unfinished, which means it can be stained, painted, or sealed on the bench before installation. It is available alongside cherry and maple in the Mission Columns line, so the column can be ordered in whichever species the surrounding work calls for. It is a decorative applied piece and carries no structural load.
This column suits the exposed end of a raised-bar kitchen island, a pub-height peninsula, a tall cabinet run that needs a vertical break, or a bar panel installation where the full 42-inch run is visible. It is an applied decorative column, not a structural post, and it carries no rated load capacity.
36 inches corresponds to standard counter height. 42 inches corresponds to raised-bar or pub height. If the top of your island or cabinet is higher than a standard counter, this is the column that runs full height without a gap at the top.
The face width. The column is 3-1/2 inches across the side that shows and 1-3/4 inches deep, front to back.
No. It is a decorative split column applied to a panel face. It is not a structural post and carries no rated capacity.
Unfinished alder. Finish it on the bench before installation to match the surrounding cabinetry program.
Choose this column when the island or cabinet panel runs to bar height and you need a decorative column face that covers the full span.