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This Pro Value Series maple column is a decorative applied column for kitchen islands, peninsula ends, and cabinet runs where a contemporary architectural detail is the goal.
At 3-1/2 inches wide and 3-1/2 inches deep, this is a fuller section: the depth matches the face, so the column projects substantially from the panel it is applied to or stands at the corner of an island end. That square profile is what gives the contemporary style its weight. A shallow applied half-section reads as trim; a 3-1/2 inch square section reads as architecture. The tradeoff is that the depth adds to the footprint of the island, which matters where the walkway clearance around the cabinet is measured. Confirm the available depth at the installation point before ordering.
Maple is a dense, fine-grained hardwood that takes paint particularly well and accepts stain evenly when properly prepared. It is one of the most common species in contemporary cabinetry programs precisely because its tight grain suits clean finishes without prominent figure drawing the eye. This column ships unfinished, so the finish is applied on site alongside the surrounding cabinetry rather than matched after the fact. Maple is also available in cherry and alder in the same program, which means the column can be ordered in whichever species the surrounding case work uses.
This column is the right choice for an island end or peninsula return in a kitchen built to a contemporary program, where the hardware is minimal and the surface transitions are straight rather than carved. It also works at the end of a tall cabinet run or a bar panel where a vertical accent at counter height closes the design. At 36 inches it corresponds to standard counter height, which is the common application for this size. It is a decorative applied column and carries no structural load.
It is a fuller square section, 3-1/2 inches deep by 3-1/2 inches wide. Unlike a shallow split section that applies flat to a panel, this piece has equal face and depth dimensions and projects accordingly.
No. This is a decorative column. It carries no load rating and is not a structural post. Countertop overhangs require rated support brackets or corbels engineered for that purpose.
Unfinished maple. Staining, painting, or clear-coating is done on site.
At 36 inches it aligns with standard counter height, which is the common application. Finished height depends on the base and the countertop, which this column does not include.
Choose this column when the island or cabinet end calls for a clean vertical element that matches the contemporary direction of the room without introducing carved detail or profile work.