Is Karndean hard to remove?

Is Karndean hard to remove? Karndean flooring is glued down LVT, so it is harder to remove than click-lock floating LVT, with Karndean being glued to subfloor with adhesive, making removal requiring scraping and adhesive remover, taking time and effort, with Karndean removal being moderate difficulty, not extremely hard but more difficult than floating floors. Karndean flooring is luxury vinyl tile that is glued down with Karndean adhesive, not click-lock floating, so removal requires prying up planks and scraping adhesive from subfloor, which can take 1 to 2 days for 500 sq ft room, with tools like floor scraper, heat gun, and adhesive remover needed, with subfloor may need repair after removal due to adhesive residue. So is Karndean hard to remove? Yes, harder than floating LVP which just unlocks, but not as hard as ceramic tile which requires jackhammer, with Karndean removal being moderate difficulty, with professional removal costing 1 to 2 dollars per square foot, with DIY possible but labor intensive, with adhesive being pressure sensitive making removal easier if heated, but still harder than click LVT, with Karndean glued down for stability and commercial durability, making removal more difficult than floating floors, but manageable with proper tools.