Will PAX Wardrobe frame, white, 75x58x236 cm fit in a Skoda Kodiaq 2024?

The Kodiaq gives you a long, roughly square load floor that grows a lot when you fold. Seats up you get 118 cm of floor and 100 cm across the narrow point; drop the rear seats and the floor runs to 190 cm, a 72 cm gain. The catch is the opening, recorded at 84 cm wide by 107 cm tall, so wide flat-pack panels can catch on the mouth even when the floor behind has room. It takes long boxes and tall loads well. The sill sits at 76 cm but the drop into the boot is only 11 cm, so slide long boxes in flat and feed them past the opening on the diagonal.

The PAX wardrobe frame ships as a single 245 cm long carton, 59 cm wide and 7 cm thick. That length is the problem: very few cars carry a 2.45 m flat-pack with the seats up, and at 49.3 kg the carton wants two people to lift and a soft surface under it. An estate or a long-floor SUV with the rear seats folded is the realistic answer, or a hire van. Slide it in long edge first along the centre of the boot, slip a blanket under the corner, and ease it past the wheel arches.