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2-1/2" Wide x 4" High Square Taper Bun Foot describes a compact wood foot that adds height and visual separation under cabinets or furniture while keeping overall projects low and stable. The alder construction keeps the foot in a wood species many shops already work with, which simplifies matching to existing components. Grand River Wood Products brands this foot, giving installers a consistent source for repeat jobs. The BF2746-A part number clearly identifies this specific square taper profile, which helps when reordering for multi-room or multi-phase projects. Grand River's Adjust-A-Trim value line positioning indicates a machine made production bun foot, which supports consistent sizing from piece to piece on banked cabinets. The bun foot sits in the Decorative Hardware & Moldings bun feet class, so it fills the role of a visible design element as well as a functional support point.
The bun foot height of 4 inches sets a predictable rise for cabinets or furniture, which helps installers hit planned counter, table, or seating heights when combined with carcass dimensions. The 2-1/2 inch width establishes a compact footprint, so feet can be set near corners or under rails without crowding other elements. The square taper shape aligns easily to cabinet faces and edges, which simplifies layout compared to round profiles that need rotational alignment choices. The Adjust-A-Trim value line identity signals machine made repeatability, which supports quick layout when multiple feet must sit flush along a straight run. The alder construction ties into common woodworking materials, which keeps tooling, sanding, and finishing steps familiar for crews already working in solid alder or alder-faced components.
The Grand River bun foot in alder works as a decorative and structural element under cabinets, casework, and furniture pieces that fall within the Decorative Hardware & Moldings space. The 2-1/2 inch width lets the foot nest near corners of small cabinets or furniture legs without overhanging thin rails, which protects against awkward shadow lines. With a 4 inch high body, the foot raises boxes to a noticeable but controlled height that suits many residential cabinetry and furniture layouts. The square taper profile presents flat faces, which visually pair well with shaker, slab, or other straight-line door and drawer styles. Because the foot is unfinished alder, the same stains, clears, or opaques used on alder doors and frames can carry through to the support elements, keeping a continuous appearance across the project.
Grand River's Adjust-A-Trim branding identifies this bun foot as part of a value line of machine made bun feet, which supports consistent dimensions when several units run along a bank of cabinets. That repeatability helps installers keep reveals and toe clearances even across a room. The BF2746-A part number gives shops and field teams a precise reference, which keeps reorders and add-ons aligned to the same square taper pattern without guesswork on profiles. The combination of 2-1/2 inches wide and 4 inches high establishes a standard proportion, so designers and builders can sketch and dimension projects with confidence that the physical part will match those assumptions. Alder material keeps machining and sanding behavior predictable, which helps finishing crews dial in color and sheen across both the bun feet and adjacent wood components. The product's placement in the Decorative Hardware & Moldings bun feet class underscores its role as a visible design element as well as a load-bearing support, supporting both aesthetic and functional planning on each job.
The BF2746-A bun foot measures 2-1/2 inches wide and 4 inches high, so it provides a defined lift while staying compact enough for tight cabinet or furniture layouts.
The bun foot is made from alder, giving woodworkers a familiar species for machining and finishing to match alder doors, frames, or moldings on the same project.
The square taper profile provides flat faces that align to cabinet edges and coordinate with straight-line door styles, which simplifies alignment and maintains a clean, geometric look.
Grand River's Adjust-A-Trim value line refers to machine made bun feet, giving consistent shapes and dimensions that support repeatable setups across multi-foot installations.
The 4 inch height establishes a set rise from the floor, so overall cabinet or furniture heights can be planned by adding this dimension to the carcass or frame height.
The BF2746-A part number identifies this specific 2-1/2 inch wide, 4 inch high alder square taper bun foot, which helps match existing installations or standardize across projects.
The 2-1/2 inch wide by 4 inch high alder square taper bun foot from Grand River Wood Products offers a defined size, a clear BF2746-A identifier, and Adjust-A-Trim value line consistency. Those details let shops and installers plan heights, profiles, and finishes with confidence across cabinetry and furniture work that calls for a decorative bun foot solution.
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