By Rich Christianson | 01/09/2013 9:11:00 PM
What's described as the "world's thinnest house" has opened in Warsaw, Poland.
How thin? How about 47 inches (120cm) at its widest point. It's wedged above an alley between two other buildings.
The house is home to Israeli writer Edgar Keret, but will also be used by other artists.
It features an extremely small kitchen and bathroom.
Check out this video as seeing is believing.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Rich Christianson
Rich Christianson is Associate Publisher and Editor at Large of Woodworking Network. During his 25+ years covering the wood products industry, Rich has toured hundreds of manufacturing plants throughout North America, Europe and Asia. His reporting has covered everything from the state of the industry and impact of wood imports to technology and environmental issues. In his current capacity he is responsible for editing the daily Woodworking Network Update newsletter and coordinating events including the annual Cabinets & Closets Conference & Expo and Canada’s biennial Woodworking Machinery & Supply Expo.
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