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This Pro Value bun foot is a decorative wood foot in a straight, squared profile suited to contemporary cabinet and furniture-style bases.
A turned bun foot signals traditional cabinetry. A straight, squared foot signals something different: it reads as a considered design choice rather than a period reference. At 4-3/4 inches square and 4-1/4 inches tall, this foot has the proportions of a furniture leg more than a trim piece, which is what makes it work on a vanity, an island, or a base cabinet in a room where the rest of the design is keeping things clean and horizontal. The absence of carved or turned detail is the point, not a compromise.
Maple is a close-grained hardwood that sands to a smooth surface and accepts both paint and clear finishes evenly. It is one of the two or three species most commonly specified for contemporary painted cabinetry precisely because it presents a uniform face with minimal grain distraction. These feet arrive unfinished, so the finish applied to the foot can be matched to the cabinet or the floor rather than being set at the factory. That also means the finish schedule is in the builder's control, whether the final look is a hard painted finish, an oil, or a clear coat.
This foot suits a contemporary or transitional bath vanity, a furniture-style island, a base cabinet with an exposed end, or a freestanding piece being built or refitted. The 4-1/4 inch lift is enough to read clearly as a foot rather than a mere reveal, and the square section reads well in rooms where hardware and fixtures tend toward geometry over ornament. It is a decorative wood foot with no stated load rating.
It is symmetrical. The straight square profile works at any corner without a left or right version.
4-1/4 inches, which is the foot's height.
Yes. Maple takes paint well, and the foot arrives unfinished so any finish can be applied before or after installation.
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Choose this foot when the design calls for geometry and restraint at the base of a vanity, island, or cabinet piece.