Is KDE Window Manager a Replacement for K-Win Tiling?

It's not really a tiling window manager replacement. It's still not a replacement for K-win tiling. But it's got that kind of nice KDE feel to it. I think will bring a lot of people to the idea that they can have maximized windows in multiple columns and ultra wide displays or multiple displays. The funny thing is I kind of do this in my own manual. I've set up money but I have everything remember where it should go. And like certain applications get dumped onto every set of virtual desktops and stuff like that. Maybe I should just try it on a fresh install or create a new user and then just try it out.