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This Pro Value Series maple column is a decorative square column designed for the exposed ends of bar-height islands, raised counters, and full-height cabinet runs where a traditional column would read too formal and a plain panel would read unfinished.
Bar-height surfaces sit roughly 42 inches off the floor, and this column is built for that application. At the end of a raised island, at the corner of a peninsula bar, or where a run of tall cabinetry meets an open floor plan, the 42-inch column brings a vertical anchor that a simple panel does not. The square section means it reads as a column from multiple sightlines, which matters on a freestanding island where the end is visible from the kitchen, the dining area, and the room beyond.
Maple is a close-grained hardwood that sands cleanly and accepts paint or stain with consistent results, which is part of why it appears so frequently in cabinetry programs. This column arrives unfinished, so the finish goes on in the shop or on site alongside the surrounding cabinetry rather than being approximated after the fact. Because it is the same species, the column can be finished in the same process as the doors and panels it stands next to, without having to match across species lines.
This piece is a practical fit for cabinet shops finishing a bar-height island with an exposed end, designers specifying raised-counter installations, and contractors who need a column that does not commit to a period style. The transitional square profile pairs with shaker door programs, flat-front contemporary frameless, and classically detailed traditional boxes equally well, which gives it more flexibility across project types than a fluted or carved column would. It is a decorative column. It is not a structural post and carries no load rating.
This is a full-section column at 4-3/4 by 4-3/4 inches. It is not a split or applied half-section.
No. This is a decorative column. It is not rated for structural or load-bearing use.
The transitional profile uses the same square section as a traditional column but with cleaner edges, so it works across a wider range of door and cabinet styles without locking the design into a period look.
Unfinished maple. Stain, paint, or clear-coat it in the shop to match the surrounding cabinetry.
When the end of a bar-height cabinet run needs a column that fits any style without choosing one, this 42-inch maple square column is the practical answer.