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This Pro Value Classic Reed island column is a decorative wood column for kitchen islands, peninsula ends, and cabinet runs where a fuller column presence is the goal.
Reed carving is the Classic style's signature move: raised vertical ribs that catch light along the column's length and give the surface a rhythm that plain square or round sections don't carry. On an island end, that detail reads from across the room. It suits kitchens where the cabinetry carries some period or furniture-style reference and where a simple bar column would look underworked. The 36 inch height corresponds to standard counter height, which is the common application for island columns in this program.
At 3-1/2 inches in both width and depth, this column is a substantially fuller section than the split or applied columns in the same program. A split column at 1-1/2 inches of depth is trim applied to a panel face. This one projects 3-1/2 inches, which means the island's framing needs to account for it, but the payoff is a column with real visual mass rather than a surface appliqué. It is a decorative piece and carries no structural load.
The column is alder, supplied unfinished, and is offered alongside cherry and maple variants in the Traditional Columns program. Alder is a practical choice in cabinetry programs because of its consistent grain and its receptiveness to stain, and ordering the column in the same species as the surrounding cabinetry is the straightforward path to a cohesive result. No stain or color match to existing work is guaranteed by the species alone.
This column suits designers and cabinet shops specifying a kitchen island or peninsula with a period or furniture-style reference, and contractors or homeowners finishing an exposed cabinet end where a plain panel is not enough. The fuller section makes it the right choice where the island's construction can receive a 3-1/2 inch projection. It is a decorative applied column, not a structural post.
It is a fuller section at 3-1/2 inches deep, unlike split columns that run 1-1/2 inches or less in depth. It projects the full 3-1/2 inches from whatever face it mounts to.
Reeding is a raised vertical rib pattern, the inverse of fluting. The ribs run the height of the column and give it surface texture and light variation that a plain column does not have.
No. This is a decorative wood column. It is not a structural post and carries no rated load.
Unfinished alder. It is ready to accept stain or paint before or after installation.
Choose this column when the island end calls for more than a surface appliqué and the Classic reed profile is the right fit for the kitchen's character.