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This Pro Value Traditional Columns series square bar column is a decorative wood column for island ends, peninsula returns, and cabinet panels where a clean transitional profile fits the design program.
Transitional cabinetry lives between two poles: the clean geometry of contemporary work and the warmth of traditional detail. A column in that program has to do the same thing, and the square bar form here does it without committing to either side. The sharp corners read as contemporary; the column proportion and the cherry species read as traditional. At a raised bar or island end, the result is a vertical element that does not argue with the cabinetry it terminates.
At 42 inches tall, this column corresponds to raised-bar counter height, which is the common application. The finished height of a bar installation depends on the countertop thickness and the base below it, which the column itself does not determine. It is a decorative applied piece and does not carry structural load.
At 3-3/8 inches in both width and depth, this is a full square section rather than a shallow split piece applied to a face. The full section suits a freestanding post position or a corner application where the column reads from two sides. The wood is cherry, supplied unfinished. Cherry is a common species choice in transitional cabinetry programs because its naturally fine grain and moderate reddish tone work with both stained and painted adjacent surfaces. No finish is applied, so the final color and sheen are determined at the shop.
Cabinet shops building raised-bar islands or peninsulas in transitional kitchens reach for this column when the design calls for a full square post rather than an applied split section. Designers specifying transitional kitchen programs use it to anchor an island end or a bar overhang without introducing a heavily decorated turning that would push the room toward traditional. The 42 inch height means it drops into a standard raised-bar layout without custom cutting.
It is a full square section, 3-3/8 inches in both width and depth. It is not a half-section applied to a flat panel face.
No. The 42 inches is the column's height. The finished counter or bar height also depends on the base below and the countertop thickness above, which vary by installation.
No. This is a decorative wood column with no rated load capacity. It is not a structural post.
Yes. The Traditional Columns series includes additional heights and design styles. Check the series for the full range of options in cherry.
For a transitional kitchen where the column needs to hold its own between clean-lined cabinetry and warm wood tones, this cherry bar column delivers the profile without the fuss.