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This Pro Value Mission Column is a decorative split column in cherry, sized for the raised-bar applications where a standard 36-inch column falls short.
Most island columns in this program are 36 inches tall, which lands at standard counter height. This one is 42 inches, which is where raised-bar tops, pub-height islands, and elevated breakfast counters live. At that height, a column face at the end panel does something the cabinetry itself does not: it gives the bar structure a vertical termination that reads as intentional furniture rather than a raw panel edge. Without it, the end of a raised-bar island often reads unfinished regardless of how well the rest of the millwork is done.
At 1-3/4 inches deep and 3-1/2 inches wide, this is a split section. It presents a 3-1/2 inch column face and projects an inch and three-quarters from the panel it is applied to. That shallow depth is the point: it adds the visual presence of a column without occupying walkway space or requiring the island's case to be built around a round or square post. The Mission design style, with its clean lines and chamfered or straight-edged character, suits that proportional restraint well. The cherry species integrates directly with cherry cabinet programs, where the column is chosen to stand next to matching wood rather than being finished to imitate it.
Cabinet shops building raised-bar kitchen islands in cherry, designers specifying furniture-style kitchen millwork, and contractors finishing pub-height peninsula returns are the primary buyers. At 42 inches, this column is specific to the bar-height application: it is not interchangeable with the 36-inch version without a finished-height mismatch that shows immediately. Choose this one when the top it sits under is at or near 42 inches, and choose the 36-inch version for standard counters. It is a decorative applied piece with no stated load rating.
Six inches of height. The 36-inch column is for standard counter-height applications; this 42-inch version is for raised bars and pub-height tops. Using the wrong height produces a visible gap or overhang where the column meets the countertop edge.
1-3/4 inches. It is a split section, applied flat against the end panel of an island or cabinet run.
No. This is a decorative applied column with no rated load capacity. It is trim, not a structural support.
No. It is supplied as unfinished cherry, ready for the shop's finishing process.
When the counter goes up and the island reads as a bar, the end panel deserves a column that goes up with it. This 42-inch cherry Mission split column puts the right vertical proportion on a raised-bar end without giving up depth or load requirements the piece was never designed to meet.