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This Pro Value bun foot is a decorative wood foot in the Classic design style, sized to lift and finish the base of a cabinet, vanity, or island with a symmetrical square profile.
A cabinet that sits directly on the floor reads as built-in cabinetry. The same cabinet on bun feet reads as furniture, and that distinction changes the weight and formality of the entire installation. The Classic square profile works in either direction: in a more traditional kitchen it echoes the geometry of raised-panel doors and turned hardware; in a transitional space it reads as a clean block that keeps the base grounded without pulling stylistically in any direction. At 4 inches tall, the lift is noticeable without being dramatic, and the 4-5/8 inch square section gives the foot a solid base-to-cabinet proportion rather than a spindly or undersized look.
The foot is solid alder, supplied unfinished. Alder finishes predictably and accepts stain evenly, which is one reason it is a common species in cabinetry programs. Because bun feet are visible at the base of the cabinet, the species choice matters: a foot finished to match the surrounding cabinetry reads as intentional, while a mismatched wood draws the eye. This foot is available in the same species range as the rest of the Pro Value millwork program, so it can be ordered in whichever wood the cabinetry calls for.
This foot suits a furniture-style base cabinet, bath vanity, kitchen island, or freestanding piece where the base needs to be lifted and finished. The Classic profile is a natural companion to traditional and transitional door programs with raised panels, detailed hardware, and moulded edges. It is a decorative wood foot and carries no stated load rating.
Square, at 4-5/8 inches on each side. The Classic profile is a symmetrical block rather than a turned or tapered shape.
4 inches, which is the foot's height. The finished height of the cabinet will also include the cabinet box and any countertop or top panel above it.
No. The square section is symmetrical, so one foot works at any corner orientation without a left or right version.
It is supplied unfinished, so it can be stained, painted, or clear-coated on site. Alder is a stable species that accepts stain evenly.
Choose this foot when the goal is a furniture-style cabinet base with a classic square profile, in a species that matches the surrounding woodwork.