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We are renovating our kitchen and will also get a new floor. Installed Quick-step laminate in about 2007. In very good condition. This floor has dealt with dropped ice cubes, spills, etc. with no problems. You must have the chops to uninstall it yourself from the kitchen and utility room if you want all squares. The first row has already been removed. There are instructions online on how to do this without damaging the click mechanism.
92 15.5 x 15.5 in. squares c. 118 sq. ft.
Plus partial sheets from ends of rows. Various widths.
And underlayment.
Quick overview of uninstall:how to uninstall Quickstep laminate flooring
To uninstall Quick-Step laminate flooring (which uses the floating UniClick locking system), remove the perimeter trim, lift the first row along a long wall, and disengage the interlocking planks row by row. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Tools Needed
Pry bar or pinch bar
Hammer
Utility knife
Pliers
Quick-Step Unifix tool (optional, for mid-room board removal or tight spaces)
Knee pads (recommended) [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]