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This Pro Value Mission Columns series decorative column brings a tapered, bar-style profile to the end panel of a kitchen island, peninsula, or cabinet run at the 42-inch bar height. It is a solid wood, unfinished maple piece supplied as a full-section decorative column.
The two heights in the Mission Columns program are 36 inches and 42 inches. The 36-inch column suits a standard counter-height run. This one, at 42 inches, is the right call for a raised bar, a kitchen island with a seating overhang, or a peninsula where the upper deck sits higher than the working surface below it. The finished height will depend on the countertop thickness and the base construction, but 42 inches is the column run itself, and it aligns with the raised surfaces where this profile is most commonly used.
At 3 inches wide and 3 inches deep, this column carries equal face and depth dimensions, which means it reads as a full square section rather than an applied half-section. That makes it a better fit for a freestanding or fully exposed corner than a split section would be, because both the face and the return are the same. The wood is maple, unfinished. Maple is a fine-grained, consistent hardwood that accepts stain evenly across the face, and it appears in this program alongside cherry and alder so the column can be ordered to match the species of the cabinetry it stands beside.
Cabinet shops building raised-bar islands reach for this column when the island end will be fully visible and the program calls for a Mission or Shaker-adjacent profile. Designers specifying furniture-style kitchen builds use it where the column needs to read as a freestanding vertical element rather than a trim appliqué. The tapered bar profile keeps the look clean without the turned or fluted detail that a traditional column carries. This is a decorative wood column and does not carry structural load.
It is a full-section column. Both the face width and the depth measure 3 inches, so it has equal dimensions on all sides rather than being a shallow applied piece.
42 inches aligns with raised bar height, the taller of the two standard island heights. If the surface you are finishing is at counter height, the 36-inch version of this column is the one to order.
No. It is supplied as unfinished maple, ready to stain, paint, or clear-coat on site.
No. This is a decorative column. It carries no structural load rating and is not a substitute for a structural post.
When the island or peninsula calls for bar height and the cabinetry is maple, this Mission tapered column delivers the vertical finish in the same species, at the right height, without structural pretense.