Yes, takes good design to make it work, though. 8 feet wide is sort of restrictive when you start laying things out. My experience is this: Up at my weekend m

Yes, takes good design to make it work, though. 8 feet wide is sort of restrictive when you start laying things out. My experience is this: Up at my weekend mountain cabin, I have a 40 foot container that is my "tool shed". Weather-tight but no-longer-seaworthy containers can be had at reasonable prices. They make excellent secure tool/stuff storage. But laying out an efficient and effective floor plan with shelves, an aisle, and out-of-they-way parking for things like a wood splitter takes a bit of thought. I've thought off-and-on about how to turn the 320 ft^2 of a container into a cabin. In the end, I think I'd rather work with CMU blocks, unless I wanted something portable ("Portable" in the Army sense of the word.....)