Wire chase / channel for wall light?

[Ira]

Also Jack. it doesn't have to be an aluminum skin for your plan to work, like you mentioned and asked.

HAH!!! I GOT YOU! IT WOULD STILL WORK WITH A WOOD SKIN!

For my building expertise, that's the best I can do to "catch" you in a kind of "mistake." Or mispoken, I should say.

And you know I'm screwing around here now, right? That I'm not the least bit serious?

Some people will NEVER understand my sense of humor.

[madjack]

Also Jack. it doesn't have to be an aluminum skin for your plan to work, like you mentioned and asked.

HAH!!! I GOT YOU! IT WOULD STILL WORK WITH A WOOD SKIN!

For my building expertise, that's the best I can do to "catch" you in a kind of "mistake." Or mispoken, I should say.

And you know I'm screwing around here now, right? That I'm not the least bit serious?

Some people will NEVER understand my sense of humor.

...I do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111 ..................................

[Leon]

If you are still in the construction phase and not retrofitting to an existing trailer, have you thought about drilling a hole down from the top and wiring it through the ceiling? I bought a 16" drill bit that is about 1/8" dia. that was plenty big enough to run two small wires to my reading lamp and the outside porch light. I clamped a piece of wood to the plywood that extended over the edge of the plywood so I could use it as a guide to make sure the bit was going in parallel to the guide. That way I ended up exactly in the center of the plywood at the point where I mounted the light. I used a forsner bit to cut a hole at the end so the wires would have a way to come out to the surface.