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This Pro Value Traditional Columns program piece is a decorative fluted bar column for island ends, peninsula panels, and raised-bar cabinetry. At 42 inches tall with a fully fluted shaft, it brings a traditional architectural reference to cabinet installations built at raised-counter or bar height.
The 42 inch height corresponds to a raised bar or tall counter, the second standard island height above the common 36 inch counter surface. A column at that height reads as a deliberate architectural element rather than a base trim detail: it runs the full vertical face of the raised section, anchors the end of the bar panel, and gives the island the proportions of built furniture rather than shop cabinetry. This column suits that application because its 3-1/2 by 3-1/2 inch section fills the corner of a substantial panel without leaving a gap or requiring a build-out behind it.
Fluting is one of the oldest surface treatments on a column, and in cabinetry it places a piece clearly in the traditional vocabulary. The vertical grooves catch light and add depth to what would otherwise be a plain face, and on a 42 inch run they have enough length to read properly rather than appearing compressed. The Traditional Columns program is where this language lives in the Pro Value line. The piece is maple, supplied unfinished, so the fluting is finished to match whatever glaze, stain, or paint system the surrounding cabinetry uses rather than arriving in a fixed finish that may not coordinate.
Cabinet shops building or refitting a kitchen with a raised bar island, designers specifying traditional-style cabinetry, and contractors finishing a bar panel where an architectural column detail is called out in the plans. At 3-1/2 by 3-1/2 inches this is a full square section, not an applied sliver, so it works where the end of the cabinet is built to receive a column of real depth. It is a decorative wood column and carries no structural load.
Full. At 3-1/2 by 3-1/2 inches it is a square section, not a half applied to a flat panel.
It is sized for raised-bar or tall-counter height at 42 inches. The 36 inch version in the same program suits standard counter height.
Vertical grooves run the full length of the shaft, a traditional decorative treatment that adds shadow and relief to the face.
No. It is unfinished maple, supplied ready to stain, paint, or glaze on site to match the surrounding cabinetry.
No. This is a decorative column and carries no structural load.
This column gives a raised-bar island end the vertical presence and traditional finish detail that a plain panel cannot deliver, in a maple blank ready to finish alongside the rest of the job.