How to use the Tale sample cards
Start by identifying which hard-flooring finishes your team needs to review. If you are assessing a specific shortlist, a sample card can provide a focused reference. If your review involves more than one sample, compare the 10-piece and 50-piece formats according to the scale of the discussion and the number of people who need to consult the materials.
Bring the chosen sample format into the project review process rather than treating it as a final specification. Agree who will assess the finish, where the sample will be reviewed and what criteria matter to the project. This helps keep feedback consistent when several stakeholders are involved.
Choosing between the available formats
Single sample card
The single-card option may suit a targeted review when you want to assess a particular sample without selecting a multi-piece set. Its product name identifies it as a flooring sample card. Confirm the specific finish and any other details you need before ordering.
10-piece or 50-piece set
The 10-piece set offers a defined 10-piece format, while the swatch set is offered as 50 pieces. Consider how many samples your review requires and how the set will be used by your team. The available information does not establish the precise finish range or whether each piece represents a different finish, so verify the contents if that distinction matters to your selection.
For the 10-piece set, the listed dimensions are 100 × 100 × 3 cm and the sample card is described as circular. Do not assume those dimensions apply to the single-card or 50-piece options; check their individual product details for size information.
What to check before selecting
Confirm the format, piece count and finish details that match your review. If you are comparing samples with colleagues, decide whether one reference is sufficient or whether a larger set is more practical for the discussion. Check product information for any unanswered questions about contents, dimensions or origin; origin is listed as available on request.
Once your team has reviewed the Tale samples, use the agreed finish choice as an input to the wider workplace planning process. Myntwork offers products on a monthly lease; ask the team about relevant options for your project rather than assuming a sample card is a substitute for a flooring specification.
Frequently asked questions about Narbutas Sample Card Tale
What formats are available in the Narbutas Tale sample-card collection?
The collection includes a single flooring sample card, a 10-piece flooring sample set and a 50-piece swatch set.
How do I choose between the 10-piece and 50-piece sets?
Consider how many samples your team needs for its review. The set sizes are stated, but the available details do not specify the exact finish range or whether each piece is a different finish.
Are dimensions provided for every Tale sample-card format?
The 10-piece set is listed as 100 × 100 × 3 cm and described as circular. Dimensions for the single-card and 50-piece formats are not provided here, so check their product details.
Can the sample cards confirm the final flooring specification?
They are samples for reviewing hard-flooring finishes. Confirm the selected finish and any project-specific specification details separately before finalizing your plans.
