Haven't used those, been through a few over the years though. Nowadays I mostly use Hafele strips which come in two color temps and are dimmable directly to the lights using a touch switch under the cabinet BUT with the number of dimmers you want you would need as many drivers with those. The switches connect back to the driver. You can run multiple switches to a driver but not multiple dimmers. Before those I used The Lighting Division-narrow shallow bars to size. The drivers are almost the same size as Hafele, prices are pretty good- they come in two color temps and 3 light levels. I mostly used the middle for UC lights but occasionally the higher light level. The advantage in you case is that they have an inexpensive undercabinet dimmer that is in line with the lights. You could then run multiple leads from the driver and put a switch in line so you don't need as many drivers. Comparing lights: check Lumens per foot and fall off as well as color temp. Take color temp with a grain of salt, also check the CRI "color rendering index" There is more to what happens to color than whatever a mfg "claims" for color temp. NOTE that dimming LEDs tends to make the light warmer. I'm going to test and see if I can run those dimmers with the Hafele (but won't get to it till next week at best) The advantage is it is easier to run multiple light runs to the Hafele, the drivers are set up for 6 inputs and can be joined for more power.

Thanks everyone, I am leaning toward porcelain tile athough the faux wood vinyl is attractive (and nothing is literally set in stone yet) and also easily removed should the next owner decide to change things up a bit. Children aren't a big issue, although I am a grandmother. Original flooring (before the flood) was carpet, which I hated. I am leaning towards tile b/c I want something completely impervious to moisture with extended durability. luckkii, I do like that lighter floor photo you posted. Is that yours?

isde Thank you. I do not want to bother with rewiring. I rather buy proper lights from beginning. I am still using lots of CFL bulbs (they are all 6500k) since I have lots of them (got a huge supply free few years ago). When time comes to either replace or add, I am considering T5HO - or whatever will be better at that time. Prices are going down, and there is something new on the market available from time to time. Or I should consider moving to Spain, haha, or similar place where there is plenty of sunshine and warmth year round.

@Patricia Colwell Thank you for taking the time to comment. The track will go where you see the hanging bulb. The opening is there as a wall was taken down. There is no lighting in this part of the ceiling. The height, slope and lack of wiring make it extremely difficult to place recessed lights. There is a fan currently in place and I am just purchasing a new one, on download and not crooked. Lol. Here is another photo of the space hope this helps.