I use the Toffee Oak laminate flooring from Lowes.

I'd also change the color to something a little lighter (toffee or cappuccino).If getting rid of the deck, a nice stone patio with stone stairs from the house, short wall opposite the house, two nice open entry points on each side and a fire pit.The possibilities are endless.  

I have ugly toffee colored cabinets in my current house and am entertaining painting them and then lining them with a "glazing" look... always like to hear different techniques.

Season's Greetings or Happy New Year otherwise.We make large batches homemade toffee (@Jean Bolger's recipe) and candied spiced nuts and deliver decorative boxes filled with these treats to our tenants during the week between Christmas and New Year's.  

Whenever you have a problem, just go get yourself some Enstroms toffee and everything will works itself out.

@Reid Chauvin, would you be able toffee the mortgage partner you are mentioning, please? 

I use the .88/square foot Toffee Oak from Lowes.

Whenever I need to replace flooring I will use the Toffee Oak  which is only .88/SQFT, but I make sure to get the good under layment. 

To be specific I use the Toffee Oak from Lowes because it is only 88 cents per square foot.

It's not the kind of money that Account Closed is talking about (darn it), but it's a deal all the same (if they accept my toffee, of course).Cheers...