Among the many options of prefabricated houses that are sold in the market, there are some that meet the criteria of reuse with a high score.Minimum Rest Dwellings (or VMDs) are prefabricated homes built from disused shipping containers used by shipping.Among them, the creations of the Mexican company VMD stand out, characterized by their minimalist design and spaciousness.The Mexican brand offers in its catalog up to six models with different equipment and sizes, ranging from 15 square meters to 97 square meters.Model 01 is the most economical and reduced among those that equip a kitchen (model 02 and model 04 do not incorporate it).It is a module 12.3 meters long and about three meters wide.It has a bedroom, a space for the dining room or the living room, a bathroom and a kitchen with a laundry center.And contrary to what the images may indicate, the terrace is sold separately.The exterior is offered in different materials, such as aluminum or steel.The same happens with windows, made of aluminum or PVC.The house incorporates an acoustic and thermal insulation, as well as a solar reflector.The interior, for its part, can feature porcelain, vinyl or wood floors (depending on the configuration chosen).The lighting is integrated into the architectural design, being LED in several areas of the house, such as the kitchen.As for the kitchen, it has several high-end appliances, such as a two-burner stove, a refrigerator or an oven, among others.In addition, for an additional supplement others can be incorporated, such as a grinder.As for the bathroom, it has a shower tray, sink, mirror and bathroom furniture, among other utensils.In addition, the heater that incorporates the house allows it to be used in two consecutive services.Its price starts at 990,000 Mexican pesos which, in exchange, translates into just over 45,000 euros.In addition, as specified on the web, they are sold completely finished, "ready to move in".