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This Pro Value Mission Tapered Bar Column is a decorative wood column designed for the raised counter and bar-height applications that call for a taller vertical presence than a standard counter-height piece provides.
The difference between a 36-inch column and this one is the counter it lives beside. Standard kitchen counters run at 36 inches; raised bars, drink stations, and entertainment islands typically run at 42 inches. A 36-inch column installed beside a raised bar reads short and the proportions suffer. This column is sized to match the taller counter, so the vertical line from the floor to the countertop edge stays coherent. It is a common application, not a specification, and the finished height will depend on the counter thickness and the base construction, neither of which this piece dictates.
At 3 inches wide and 3 inches deep, this is not a split section. The equal width and depth mean it presents a true square column face on all sides rather than a shallow applied profile, which changes how it reads at an island corner or a peninsula end where two faces are visible at once. The wood is alder, supplied unfinished. Alder finishes predictably and appears across the Mission Columns program alongside cherry and maple, so the column can be finished to match the surrounding cabinetry rather than ordered in a finish that has to approximate the surrounding wood. No finish is applied and none is implied.
Cabinet shops and designers specifying a raised island or a bar peninsula with Mission-influenced styling will find this column a natural companion to Mission-style door profiles and simple hardware. Homeowners retrofitting an existing raised bar can use it at the exposed end of the island to close the panel with a proper vertical element rather than a flat face. Because the section is square and full, it reads well from any viewing angle at the corner, which split sections do not always manage. This is a decorative piece applied to the cabinet structure and carries no load rating.
It is sized for raised-bar applications. Standard counter height is 36 inches; this column is 42 inches, which aligns with the taller raised-counter and bar heights common in kitchen islands and entertainment spaces.
Full section. The width and depth are both 3 inches, so it presents four column faces rather than sitting flat against a panel like a split piece would.
No. It is a decorative applied column with no rated load capacity. The structural support for any overhang needs to be provided by the cabinet construction, not this piece.
Alder is a common cabinetry species that takes stain evenly, and this column is offered in alder so it can be finished alongside alder cabinet boxes and doors rather than ordered pre-finished in a color that has to blend with a different wood.
Order this column to close out the end of a bar-height island or peninsula with a column face that is properly proportioned to the counter above it.