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This Pro Value Series decorative column is a solid wood bar column sized for raised bar and island applications, finished in contemporary style and milled in alder.
Bar-height islands sit taller than standard counter height, and the column that finishes the end of one needs to match that run. At 42 inches, this column corresponds to the raised-bar dimension that appears most often in open-plan kitchens where the island doubles as a breakfast bar or casual seating area. It fills the vertical space from base to overhang without leaving a gap at the top or requiring a filler strip underneath. The 36 inch version suits standard counter height; this one is the right call when the island stands taller.
Where traditional and transitional columns in this program tend toward turned or tapered profiles, the contemporary version reads flat and geometric. The 3 inch by 3 inch square section holds a consistent face across its full height, which suits cabinetry lines that use straight edges, minimal relief, and flush or near-flush surfaces. Applied to an island end panel, it extends the visual language of the doors and drawers around the corner rather than interrupting it with a decorative flourish. The piece is alder, an even-grained species that is common in contemporary cabinetry programs and accepts stain without the blotching that looser-grained woods can produce.
Cabinet shops building or refitting a bar-height island with exposed ends, designers specifying a contemporary kitchen where the column detail needs to follow the cabinet style rather than contrast with it, and contractors sourcing the vertical finish pieces for a cabinetry run. Because alder is a common species in contemporary and Shaker-adjacent programs, this column can be ordered to match the surrounding cabinet box material and finished in the same system rather than being stained or painted to approximate the match. It is a decorative applied column and carries no structural load.
At 3 inches by 3 inches it is a fuller square section rather than a thin split or half-section. A split column typically runs 1-1/2 inches or less in depth; this one projects 3 inches from the surface it mounts to.
No. It is a decorative applied wood column. It is not rated as a structural post and should not be relied upon to support a countertop overhang, a cabinet, or any load.
It is supplied unfinished. Finishing is done on-site to match or complement the surrounding cabinetry.
Alder has a fine, even grain that stains with good consistency and is widely used in contemporary and Shaker-style cabinetry. It is available alongside cherry and maple in this program so the column can be ordered in the same species as the cabinets it finishes.
Choose this column to close out the exposed end of a raised island or bar-height run with a clean, contemporary profile that follows the cabinet's own design language.