> Though you could also use Unistrut as a trough and protect the cables that way in a different enclosed space. Uh, what? Why are you telling people to violat

> Though you could also use Unistrut as a trough and protect the cables that way in a different enclosed space. Uh, what? Why are you telling people to violate the NEC? Do not use strut as a raceway, why would you suggest that? It’s way more expensive than a UL listed raceway, and not suited for raceway purposes anyway. For surface mounting, use a listed surface mount raceway: https://www.legrand.us/wire-and-cable-management/raceway-and-cord-covers/steel/wiremold-500-700-series-small-raceway-white/p/700wh https://www.legrand.us/wire-and-cable-management/raceway-and... Legrand makes many different sizes of surface raceway. If you want pathways inside a wall, use a listed conduit (PVC or EMT), if you’re fishing into existing walls you can make sleeves out of EMT or PVC (drill a hole and slap bushings on both ends)