These 'micro-homes' are constructed of insulated steel panels and have been compared to Idea products.

One of a  Vancouver company, Nomad Micro Homes products is a new addition to mega-retailer Amazon's lineup.

Nomads mostly prefabricated tiny home, the Cube, is now available to purchase online for $49,000 plus $4,000 shipping.

Made in B.C., they're constructed of insulated steel panels and have been compared to Ikea products in that they're relatively inexpensive and need to be assembled.

These two-storey, 13.5' by 13.5' by 13.5' homes are flat packed and assembled by you, or by a handyman.

Of course, $49,000 isn't the 'all in' price, as there are a few things they don't come with. There's no fridge, stove, heating system or hot water heater.

And you're going to need to hire a plumber and an electrician to connect the services.

If you want to live off-the-grid, there are add-on options such as a water treatment system and solar panels that can be tacked on.

Oh, and of course land. The land is not included.