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It depends upon its shape. Let's assume it is a simple shape, like a rectangular box, and not a complex shape, such as a guitar case. If the box were a perfect cube, each side would be about 1.7', or about 201/2" along each edge. Or it could be 2' X 2' X 1'3", or any other combination of three dimensions that, when multipied together, yields 5 cubic feet.
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