So the flooring is now 99% done.
This morning I did a quick clean-up of my workshop, put away all the tools and threw out all the little bits of offcut. Then I went off to the Home Depot and bought the transitions and a box of special screws for screwing the transitions down into the concrete floor.
I got a cheapo section for the 9-foot long section between the lounge and the green floor tiles of the dining room. But I looked at the prices and for a $3 difference I decided to get the real wood transitions for the 3 bedrooms. They just look so much better than the cheapo alloy ones.

I cleaned up the skirting boards and reattached them, and yes, I know, the skirtings and the walls definitely need painting. They did when we bought the house, but priorities have that still a long ways off.
Then I fitted the transitions, custom cutting each one so that it fitted just right. Drilling down into the concrete floor wasn't too big an issue, I used my Milwaukee battery powered hammer drill, and the battery lasted until about 2 holes from the end. Not an issue as I did have a couple of spares. I'll have to get 3 or 4 slightly longer Tapcons too, some of them didn't go in deep enough and just chipped out the top 1/2" of concrete. So now I'll just have to drill down a bit deeper and fit longer screws so that they can bite properly

Sammy says that he likes the new floor, although he says that traction is a big issue

Mrs Zog is dead happy, and that's all that matters
