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This Pro Value Traditional Columns fluted bar column is a decorative wood column sized for the raised end panels and bar-height cabinetry where traditional styling calls for vertical architectural relief.
The two column heights in this program are 36 inches and 42 inches. The 36-inch column aligns with a standard counter. The 42-inch version aligns with a raised bar top, the kind that runs along a peninsula or the back side of an island where guests sit. At that height, the column becomes a visual anchor: it marks the transition between the working counter and the seating surface, and it does it in the language of traditional architecture. Fluting is the grammar of that language. The vertical grooves catch light along their edges and break up what would otherwise be a plain vertical face, the same device used on classical pilasters and period cabinetry for the same reason.
At 3 inches wide and 3 inches deep, this is a square section rather than a split or applied sliver. That depth means it reads as a column in the round at a corner, not as a thin profile laid against a flat panel. It is maple, supplied unfinished. Maple is a stable, close-grained wood that accepts paint evenly and takes stain with consistent results, which makes it a practical choice wherever the finish plan calls for a painted traditional kitchen or a light-to-medium stain. It is one of three species offered in the Traditional Columns program, so the column can be matched to the surrounding cabinetry by species rather than stained to approximate another wood.
This column suits the end post of a raised bar peninsula, the corner of an island built to bar height, or any traditionally styled cabinetry run where a fluted vertical element finishes an exposed face. It fits naturally alongside raised-panel doors, furniture feet, and rope or dentil moldings. It is a decorative applied column and carries no structural load.
It is a full square section at 3 inches by 3 inches. It is not a thin applied half-section; it has equal width and depth and can sit at a corner.
No. This is a decorative wood column. It is not a structural post and carries no rated load capacity.
42 inches corresponds to raised-bar height. If the countertop it meets is a standard working surface rather than a raised bar, the 36-inch version of this column is the right choice.
No. It is supplied as unfinished maple, ready for the finish applied to the surrounding cabinetry.
Choose this column to anchor the raised end of a bar peninsula or island in the vertical, fluted language of traditional cabinetry, finished to match the maple in the room.