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This Pro Value Traditional Columns maple column is a decorative wood column for island ends, peninsula returns, and cabinet panels where a traditional architectural profile is part of the design.
At 3-1/2 inches wide and 3-1/2 inches deep, this column is a square section rather than a thin applied veneer. Where a split column with a depth of an inch or two reads as trim, this section reads as an actual column, one that occupies real depth off the panel and casts real shadow along its length. In traditional kitchen design, that presence matters: a full-bodied column at an island end is a reference to period millwork, and a shallow one usually is not convincing at close range. This piece provides the depth to be convincing. It is a decorative applied column and carries no structural load; the load path in the island remains the framing behind it.
Maple is a close-grained hardwood that takes stain and paint evenly, which is part of why it is one of the most common cabinetry species. This column is supplied unfinished, which means it finishes alongside the cabinetry rather than being matched to it after the fact. Ordering in maple makes the most sense when the surrounding cabinet doors, face frames, or island panels are also maple, so the column finishes from the same batch and in the same operation.
This column suits the exposed end of a kitchen island, a base cabinet run, or a peninsula where the design calls for a traditional column profile. At 36 inches it corresponds to standard counter height, which is the common island application. It also works on a raised bar or hutch base when paired with a taller column in the same program. It is a decorative applied piece: it adds the visual weight of a column without being one structurally.
It is a full square section at 3-1/2 inches wide and 3-1/2 inches deep, not a split or half-section. It projects 3-1/2 inches from whatever surface it is applied to.
No. This is a decorative applied column with no rated load capacity. The structural framing of the island or cabinet carries the load; this column is trim.
Unfinished maple. It is ready to stain or paint alongside the cabinetry it is paired with.
At 36 inches this column matches standard counter height. The Traditional Columns program also includes a 42-inch column for raised-bar applications, which is a separate item.
Choose this column when the design needs something that reads as a column at close range, not just a column face applied to a flat end panel.