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This Pro Value bun foot is a decorative turned wood foot sized to sit under a traditional-style cabinet, vanity, or furniture-style base and lift it cleanly off the floor.
A cabinet that sits flat to the floor reads as built-in. A cabinet raised on bun feet reads as furniture, and that distinction changes the whole character of a space. The traditional round profile here reinforces that furniture reference rather than working against it: the turned form has been the standard closing detail under raised-panel cabinetry, period-influenced vanities, and furniture-style kitchen bases for long enough that it registers immediately as intentional rather than incidental. At 4 inches tall, the foot gives the base enough height to read clearly from across the room and to allow a visible shadow line under the cabinet.
The foot is maple, supplied with no finish applied. Maple is a close-grained species that finishes consistently and holds detail well, which is why it appears across cabinetry programs that call for a fine finish. Because the foot sits at the most visible point of the base, where it meets the floor and the toe area of the cabinet, a species match to the surrounding case is the most straightforward way to keep the detail from reading as an afterthought. These are available in cherry and alder in the same program, so the right species is a separate order rather than a paint-and-hope compromise.
This foot suits a bath vanity, a furniture-style base cabinet, a kitchen island built to a traditional program, or a freestanding piece being refitted with a furniture base. The traditional round profile coordinates with raised-panel doors, furniture-style face frames, and decorative molding programs in the same register. It is a decorative wood foot and carries no stated load rating.
Round, at 3-1/2 inches in diameter. The turned profile is what puts it in the traditional category.
4 inches, which is the height of the foot itself. The finished floor-to-cabinet-bottom dimension depends on the base construction.
No. It is supplied as unfinished maple, ready to stain or paint on site before or after installation.
Maple is a common choice for painted finishes because its close grain takes paint smoothly. Cherry and alder versions are available in the same program if a different species suits the stain better.
Choose this foot where the base program calls for a turned round detail and the species is maple, and finish it to match the case before the cabinet goes in place.