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This Pro Value Traditional Columns series island column is a decorative wood column for kitchen islands, peninsula ends, and cabinet runs where the design sits between traditional and contemporary.
Transitional kitchens borrow from both directions: some cabinet detail, some restraint. A column on an island end has to read legibly without leaning too far toward ornate or too far toward flat. At 4-3/4 inches square, this piece presents a full-bodied column face rather than a thin applied slip, which gives it enough visual presence to anchor an island end without the elaborately carved detail of a fully traditional post. It works on an island that pairs shaker-adjacent doors with raised panel accents, or on a kitchen where the perimeter runs contemporary and the island is the one traditional statement.
Cherry is a closed-grain hardwood that takes stain evenly and deepens in color with exposure to light over time. This piece ships unfinished, which means the finish is applied in the shop or on site to match the surrounding cabinetry rather than arriving pre-colored. Cherry is one of the three species offered in this column program alongside maple and alder, so the column can be ordered in the same species as the cabinet boxes it will stand beside rather than being finished to simulate a different wood.
Cabinet shops building transitional kitchen programs, designers specifying island end treatments, and contractors finishing a kitchen remodel will each find a straightforward fit here. The 36 inch height corresponds to standard counter height, which is the common application. This is a decorative column: it is applied or positioned at a cabinet end for appearance, and it carries no structural load. It is not a post and should not be used as one.
The depth and width are both 4-3/4 inches, making this a fuller square section rather than a shallow split. A split column would have a depth significantly smaller than its width.
Unfinished. Stain and topcoat are applied after installation to match the surrounding cabinetry program.
This column is 36 inches tall, which suits standard counter height. A 42 inch version is the common choice for a raised bar or elevated island counter.
No. This is a decorative wood column with no rated load capacity. It is not a structural post.
Choose this cherry column when the island design calls for architectural presence without committing fully to either a traditional or a contemporary register.