Living in containers is becoming increasingly popular in the US and you can see why, as this container has everything you could ask for from a home. It comes for only 50000$ and can be shipped anywhere within 1000 miles of Beaumont, TX.

Wayne Martin wanted himself a wine cellar, but did not have place to make it – so he dug a pit in his backyard, and made a cellar out of a shipping container. Easy.

For most young adults in Great Britain, the only house they can afford to purchase is a house made out of a shipping container. It is maybe not the best option but to become an owner for $42,706 (£35,000) is something you don’t say no to.

This house is only the size of a container but it’s smart design makes it a cosy and trendy modern home.

This compact transformer house is built inside a container and it takes 90 seconds to open into a liveable space.

For as little as nine hundred dollars you can buy your very own cargo container and turn it into a living space, just as these ingenious architects have done. From houses and apartments to stores and offices these hollow metal containers are being superbly recycled and reused.

This marvelous and ultra modern looking house was built inside a shipping container. It’s an absolutely beautiful house, complete with all of the amenities, including a skylight.

This BBQ grill may not be able to cook a very large meal but it is interesting. It is made out of an empty Altoids container. The impressive thing is that it actually works. So it isn’t too useful, it is still pretty neat.

Robert Kiraly heard a loud noise in his courtyard at night. When he got outside, he found a 200 pound black bear with his head stuck in a milk barrel. It turned out the bear decided to find something to eat and squeezed his head in a milk can that was on the porch. When he felt that his head got stuck, he started yelling wildly trying to escape.