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This Pro Value maple bar column is a decorative wood column sized for bar-height islands, raised counters, and peninsula ends where a clean, contemporary vertical line finishes the cabinetry run.
The 42-inch dimension is the detail that positions this column. Standard base cabinetry runs to 34-1/2 inches before the countertop, so a 36-inch column sits at roughly counter height. At 42 inches, this one is scaled for a raised bar or eat-in counter, the section of an island where the top steps up and the stools slide under. Applied at the end of that run, it marks the transition cleanly without requiring a built-up post or a separate filler. It is a decorative applied piece and carries no structural load.
Equal width and depth — 3 inches by 3 inches — means this is a full section, not a half or split piece. It reads as a column in the round, not as trim applied to a flat face. That distinction matters when the column stands proud of the cabinet end on all sides or sits at a corner where more than one face is visible. The species is maple, supplied unfinished. Maple is a dense, tight-grained wood that finishes evenly and accepts paint cleanly, which is part of why it is common in contemporary cabinetry programs. Stain and finish on site to match the surrounding cabinetry.
Cabinet shops building raised-bar kitchen islands, designers specifying a furniture-style treatment at a peninsula end, and contractors finishing a bar cabinet run all land here for the same reason: a 42-inch bar-height column in a clean contemporary profile, in maple, ready to finish. The square section and the absence of carved relief suit spaces where the hardware and trim vocabulary is already spare. This is a decorative column; it is not a structural post and is not a substitute for engineered framing.
Full section. Both dimensions — width and depth — measure 3 inches, so the piece stands in the round rather than applying flat against a panel.
42 inches is the common height for raised-bar and bar-height counter applications. The 36-inch version suits standard counter height and is available separately in the same program.
Maple is a popular paint-grade species precisely because its tight grain produces a smooth painted surface. It arrives unfinished, so the finish choice is yours.
No. This is a decorative wood column, not a structural post. It is not rated for load-bearing use.
For a raised-bar island or counter end that calls for a clean vertical finish in maple, this 42-inch full-section column delivers the profile without the bulk of a structural post.