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Yes, it will fit!
Good news: FRANKLIN Bar stool with backrest, foldable, counter height black/black, 24 3/4 " should fit diagonally in an Audi Q3 2019 with seats up.
Fit Details
With seats up, Good news - this package should fit. You have about +1⅞″ of clearance at cargo length when loading diagonal. We're about 95% confident in this estimate.
FRANKLIN Bar stool with backrest, foldable, counter height black/black, 24 3/4 "
Box: 43½″ × 21½″ × 5″ · 12 lb 2 oz
Based on IKEA US (United States).
Package dimensions last checked and updated on Aug 20, 2026
Package
Status
Limiting factor
Best orientation
Package #1
43½″ × 21½″ × 5″
Status:+1⅞″ margin
Limited by
Limiting factor:Cargo length
Best orientation:Diagonal
Vehicle limits
Opening width / height
44⅛″ / 30¾″
Cargo width / height
39⅜″ / 34¼″
Cargo length seats up / down
35⅜″ / 65⅜″
Loading sill height
29½″
Audi Q3 2019
Measurements last checked and updated on Jul 31, 2026
Helpful tips
Use these loading tips to improve your chances of fitting FRANKLIN Bar stool with backrest, foldable, counter height black/black, 24 3/4 " in Audi Q3 2019.
Use available cargo length
Use seats down if available to gain cargo length.
Load diagonally first
Load diagonally first, then straighten once inside.
Clear real-world obstacles
Clear the trunk before loading. Existing cargo, trunk cover, and wheel-arch bumps can reduce usable space.
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About the Audi Q3 2019 boot
The Audi Q3 gives you a wide, square boot mouth: 44⅛″ across and 30¾″ tall, so most flat-pack cartons clear the opening with the seats up. Behind them the floor runs 35⅜″, and folding the rear bench stretches that to 65⅜″, a gain of 29⅞″ that turns a school-run boot into a proper load bay. The floor holds 39⅜″ across at its narrowest, so wide boxes sit flat. The catch is the lip: at 29½″ the sill is a high lift, with a 3½″ drop to the floor. Slide heavy boxes in on their edge rather than lowering them straight down.
About the FRANKLIN Bar stool with backrest, foldable, counter height black/black, 24 3/4 " package
FRANKLIN is about as friendly as IKEA packaging gets: one flat box of 43½″ × 21½″ × 5″ at 12 lb 2 oz, because the stool folds flat before it ever meets the carton. A box this thin slides across almost any back seat, and most trunks swallow it without folding a single seat, so you rarely plan a route around it. The number to respect is the 43½″ length; a small sedan's opening can still argue with that, so check the trunk mouth if you drive something compact. Lay it flat under heavier boxes or stand it on edge against a seatback, and it rides home without complaint.
Frequently asked questions
Find quick answers about fit for FRANKLIN Bar stool with backrest, foldable, counter height black/black, 24 3/4 " in Audi Q3 2019, including seats up vs seats down, limiting factor, best orientation, and package-by-package margins.
Will FRANKLIN Bar stool with backrest, foldable, counter height black/black, 24 3/4 " fit in Audi Q3 2019?
Yes. With seats up, it fits with +1⅞″ at Cargo length. Best orientation: diagonal.
What is the tightest part?
The limiting factor is Cargo length, with +1⅞″ margin in seats up.
What could change the result in real life?
Cargo liners, wheel-arch bumps, the trunk cover, and items already in the trunk can reduce usable space. Measure the tightest point if the fit is close.
How tight is this fit?
This result is in the tight positive clearance band (+1⅞″ at Cargo length).
Does it fit with seats up or seats down?
Seats up: Yes (+1⅞″). Seats down: Yes (+16¾″). Default selection follows YES > MAYBE > NO.
Can I load it diagonally?
Yes, diagonal is the best orientation for this check, with +1⅞″ around the limiting point.
Which loading orientation works best?
Diagonal is the best orientation for this result in seats up.
How confident is this result?
Confidence is 95 out of 100 based on available dimensions and margin tightness.