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This Pro Value Mission Tapered Bar Column is a decorative solid-wood column for the exposed end of a raised island, bar cabinet, or peninsula where a tapered Mission profile suits the design direction.
The 42 inch height corresponds to a raised bar or raised counter, the kind of island extension where seating is bar-height rather than counter-height. At an exposed end of that run, a column provides the visual anchor that distinguishes a finished piece of cabinetry from a box with a panel on it. The tapered Mission form works here because the style tends to show up in kitchens with strong horizontal lines, flat-panel doors, and hardware that leans toward a bronze or iron tone. The column reinforces that vocabulary at the base of the bar without competing with the doors above it.
At 5 inches wide and 5 inches deep, this column is a fuller square section, not a split or applied sliver. It occupies real depth, which is the dimension to confirm against the cabinet's end-panel buildup and the available floor clearance before ordering. The material is maple, supplied unfinished. Maple is a close-grained, consistent species that accepts a range of stain and finish systems evenly, and it appears alongside cherry and alder in the Mission Columns program so the column can be matched to the surrounding cabinetry by species rather than by finish approximation.
Cabinet shops and designers finishing a Mission-style kitchen or bar with a raised island reach for this column when the end panel needs more than a flush face. Contractors fitting out a spec home with Arts and Crafts detailing use it at bar-height islands where the island extends into a seating overhang. Homeowners renovating and building a furniture-style base in the Mission idiom will find the 42 inch height answers the raised-bar requirement directly. This is a decorative wood column. It carries no structural load and is not a post substitute.
A fuller section. It measures 5 inches by 5 inches across the face and depth, so it stands as a complete square column rather than applying flat against a panel.
42 inches is the common height for raised bar and elevated counter applications. The 36 inch version in the same program suits standard counter height. Order the height that matches the cabinet run it finishes.
The Mission taper is a chamfered, narrowing profile running the column's length, characteristic of Arts and Crafts design. It gives the column a lighter top and a heavier base, which is the proportion the style favors.
No. This is a decorative wood column. It is applied trim, not a structural post, and no load rating applies to it.
Cherry and alder versions are available in the Mission Columns program. Match the species to your cabinetry rather than relying on stain to bridge the gap.
When a raised island or bar cabinet needs a finished end in the Mission style, this 42 inch maple column delivers the profile and the height in one unfinished piece, ready to finish alongside the rest of the build.