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This Pro Value Traditional Columns program column is a decorative applied column in cherry, designed for the exposed ends of kitchen islands, peninsula returns, and cabinetry runs where a traditional architectural profile completes the design.
Traditional kitchen design is built on architectural references: raised panels, crown molding, furniture feet, and columns at the ends of islands and peninsulas. This column brings that last element forward. At 36 inches tall and 3 by 3 inches in section, it reads as a substantial vertical presence at an island end, rather than the thin applied sliver a shallow split column produces. Traditional cabinetry programs often call for exactly this proportion at a corner or an end panel, where the column is meant to read as something the island is built around rather than trimmed with.
Cherry is chosen here for its natural warmth and the way it accepts stain. It is one of the three species offered across the Traditional Columns program alongside maple and alder, so the column can be ordered to match the species of the surrounding cabinet boxes and doors rather than finished to approximate them. The piece ships unfinished, which means the final color, sheen, and stain depth are controlled in the finishing room alongside the rest of the job rather than being locked in at the factory.
Cabinet shops specifying traditional-style kitchens use this column at island ends where a raised-panel program needs an architectural finish. Custom builders and finish carpenters reach for it when the owner's design calls for a furniture-quality base and a clean vertical termination at an exposed panel. At 36 inches it fits standard counter height, which is the most common island height in a traditional kitchen. It is a decorative applied piece and carries no structural load, so the island's framing handles any support requirements independently.
It measures 3 inches wide by 3 inches deep, so it is a fuller section rather than a shallow applied sliver. It can stand at a corner or be applied to a face, depending on how the end panel is built.
No. It is a decorative column with no rated load capacity. The island's structural framing is responsible for any countertop support.
Yes. The Traditional Columns program is also available in maple and alder. Check the related listings for those options.
Unfinished. It ships as bare cherry wood and is finished on site alongside the cabinetry.
This cherry column closes out an island end or a cabinet run with the proportions and presence that traditional design calls for, in the species that matches the job.