Choosing a format for your project
Start with the way your team will use the samples. If you need a defined set for an initial review, compare the 5-piece and 10-piece options. The difference stated in the product names is the number of cards in each set, which can help you decide how many samples to review together. If you are specifically looking for hard flooring sample cards, choose that separately listed format instead.
For shared decisions, consider how many people need to review the samples and whether they will be assessed together or at different stages. A smaller set may suit a focused review, while a larger set may give a team more cards to work with. These are planning considerations rather than claims about the content of either set; refer to the product listing for details of what is included.
Use the cards in material selection
Sample cards can support conversations about flooring choices before a specification is finalised. They may be useful when a workplace project team is comparing options, coordinating input from designers and stakeholders, or keeping a physical reference alongside other project materials. Make sure the cards you select are relevant to the flooring review you are conducting, and avoid treating the sample-card listing as a finished flooring specification.
When coordinating selections across a broader interior project, keep the chosen cards and the related specification notes together. This can help reviewers understand which format they assessed and reduce confusion when feedback is collected. If the project requires information beyond the details shown for a sample-card option, check with Myntwork before making assumptions about the samples.
What to check before selecting
- Set size: Confirm whether the 5-piece or 10-piece set better suits the number of samples your team wants to review.
- Card type: Check whether you need one of the flooring sets or the separately listed hard flooring sample cards.
- Listing details: The hard flooring sample cards show a quantity of 50. Confirm the relevant listing information for the option you plan to select.
- Project requirements: Verify that the sample-card format will support your review process; request any additional product information you need.
- Origin: Origin is available on request. Ask for this information if it is needed for project documentation.
The collection lists white as its colour and marks the circular attribute as Yes. Treat these as collection-level details and confirm any specific requirements for your selected option. Myntwork offers these Narbutas products on a monthly lease, which may be relevant when arranging products for a workplace project. Check the individual listing and ask Myntwork about any details you need to confirm before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about Narbutas Sample Cards Berta
What sample-card formats are in the Narbutas Berta collection?
The collection includes a 5-piece flooring sample-card set, a 10-piece flooring sample-card set and separately listed hard flooring sample cards.
How do I choose between the 5-piece and 10-piece sets?
Consider how many cards your team wants to review. The set names indicate the number of pieces; consult the product listings for further details about each option.
Are the hard flooring sample cards the same as the sets?
They are listed as a separate option from the 5-piece and 10-piece sets. The hard flooring sample-card listing shows a quantity of 50.
What colour and origin information is available?
White is the collection’s listed colour. Origin is available on request, so ask Myntwork if you need it for project records.
Can I lease Narbutas Berta sample cards through Myntwork?
Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Check with Myntwork about the details relevant to your project and selected sample-card option.
