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Trunk Organizer Fit Checker

Will that organizer get through the opening—and leave room for everything else? Grab a tape measure and check before ordering.

Measure • check • decide

Cargo dimensions and opening check

Inputs stay in this browser tab. No account, VIN or email needed. Examples are illustrative, not measurements of your vehicle.

Vehicle: usable rectangular space (cm)

Measure the narrowest space with seats in their normal position. Use the minimum under wheel wells, hinges and seatbacks; cargo liters are not box dimensions.

Product: expanded external dimensions (cm)
Evidence and scope
  • FORTEM Original Trunk Organizer Medium

    Collapsible design dimension graphic; black variant SKU. FRTM-TO-V1-CS-BLACK, US storefront, full-size expanded envelope. Checked 2026-09-18; manufacturer-stated facts, not our hands-on test.

  • WeatherTech CargoTech

    CargoTech Measurements; part number. 8CTK1W, US; each corner piece, not a whole organizer. Checked 2026-09-18; manufacturer-stated facts, not our hands-on test.

A size check is one part of the decision. Confirm the product instructions and safe installation before using your setup.

Quick answer

A product can fit the floor and still fail the trunk opening. Measure both, keep the product upright in an allowed orientation, and reserve room for seat movement and compartment access. A dimensional pass does not establish safe restraint.

Measure the actual usable space

With the vehicle parked, set the seats where they will be used. Measure the minimum width between wheel wells, usable depth and practical height under hinges, covers and sloping seatbacks. Then measure the narrowest opening along the intended straight insertion path. Enter dimensions of the expanded product, including handles, lid and loaded bulging. Nominal cargo volume is not a rectangular bound.

How clearance is calculated

The checker takes the smaller of usable width and wheel-well width. It subtracts twice the uncertainty margin from width, depth, height and opening dimensions, and subtracts the reserved access depth from the floor depth. It evaluates only allowed upright orientations. It requires one orientation to pass the floor, height and opening together; it never assumes the product can rotate inside the trunk.

A rejected option you can reproduce

Illustrative centimeters: floor 100 × 80 × 50, wheel-well width 95, opening 45 × 40, access depth 10, margin 1 on each side; product 60 × 35 × 30. With width across only, the floor fits but the 60 cm width exceeds the 43 cm adjusted opening. Result: incompatible in the modeled orientation. If a quarter-turn is supported, the 35 cm width can pass; turning-room and real-world checks still remain.

Keep securing separate

No measured dimensions here establish load restraint, anchor strength or crash performance. Flexible products may deform, but that cannot be assumed to solve a failed check. Follow exact vehicle and product securing instructions. A CargoTech corner piece has a manufacturer-stated envelope of 8 × 8 × 5 inches; fitting one piece does not evaluate an entire containment layout.

The manufacturer details behind this tool

Sources checked September 18, 2026. These are published specifications and instructions, not results from hands-on testing. Open the source to check the exact model and version.

Primary sources supporting this method
Source and sectionWhat it establishes
FORTEM Original Trunk Organizer Medium

Collapsible design dimension graphic; black variant SKU. FRTM-TO-V1-CS-BLACK, US storefront, full-size expanded envelope.

Collapsible panels and rigid base plates. Manufacturer dimension graphic: full size 20 × 14.5 × 10 inches (50.8 × 36.8 × 25.4 cm); handles and bulging need measurement.

Evidence: manufacturer. Source revision: not stated.

WeatherTech CargoTech

CargoTech Measurements; part number. 8CTK1W, US; each corner piece, not a whole organizer.

Four corner pieces; each is 8 × 8 × 5 inches. Cargo containment area depends on placement; these are not a closed box or crash-rated restraint.

Evidence: manufacturer. Source revision: not stated.