Will HAUGA Chest of 3 drawers, white, 70x46x84 cm fit in a Honda CR-V 2024?

The CR-V's boot is a fold-and-go space. The opening is a generous 111 cm wide × 83 cm tall, but the floor behind it runs just 88 cm with the seats up, so long boxes stall early. Drop the bench and the picture changes: 186 cm of floor, a 98 cm gain that more than doubles the load length. Width holds up too, 101 cm at the narrowest point, so wide flat packs lie flat instead of tilting. The load lip sits at 70 cm with a step of just 1 cm down to the floor, effectively level, which lets you slide heavy boxes in rather than lower them. Only tall loads argue with the 83 cm height.

The HAUGA chest of drawers ships in two flat cartons, the larger 89 cm long, 47 cm wide and 12 cm thick. The shape is friendlier than most flat-packs: under a metre on the long side and slim enough to slot into a hatchback with the seats up. The pair weighs 38.5 kg combined, so it is a two-person lift. Most family cars handle it, even a city hatchback if the boot opening is at least 90 cm wide. Slide the larger carton in flat first, drop the smaller on top, and pad the corners against the trim.