A peek inside Ashton Kutcher's trailer

When you go to work every day, you're lucky if you get your own cubicle.

TV stars get a little more space.

Ashton Kutcher, who is joining the cast of the sitcom "Two and a Half Men," will spend his time away from the set in a 1,000-plus-square-fo​ot trailer with seven 60-inch plasma TVs. We're not sure what he is going to do with all those TVs.

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For many of us, 1,000 square feet is the size of our homes, not our offices. Some people have decked out much smaller vintage Airstream trailers as homes. And then there's the guy who lives in the 78-square-foot apartment in Manhattan.

But they're not Ashton Kutcher, who is being paid more than $700,000 per episode to replace Charlie Sheen in the popular TV show. The rent on the trailer is $8,750 per week.

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These rolling McMansions apparently are all the rage among the TV and movie crowd. Will Smith caused a stir when he used an even bigger trailer in Manhattan, where the trailer exceeds the size of many people's apartments.

Both of those trailers were provided by a company called Anderson Mobile Estates in California, which is planning to introduce a three-story trailer soon.

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Kutcher is renting the "Baby Girl," which includes two bathrooms, a kitchen with granite countertops, conference space and a pop-up second floor. Smith rented "The Heat."

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As for his less mobile real estate, Kutcher sold his bachelor pad, a contemporary Beverly Glen Craftsman home that he had his dad had expanded to 3,235 square feet, for $2.35 million in June.

He never lived in the house, because before the renovation was finished, he married Demi Moore. The two live in a contemporary 6,716-square-foot home in Beverly Hills, which they renovated together and which was photographed for Architectural Digest.

From his perspective, the trailer might not be that fancy.