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Join our growing team at DFMK Are you looking to further your career in surface fabrication? DFMK is a fast-growing business based in Milton Keynes, specialising in supplying quality acrylic solid surfaces for a wide range of commercial and domestic projects across the UK and internationally. As we continue to expand, we’re looking for a skilled Solid Surface Fabricator to join our team. About the role We are looking for candidates who are passionate about precision engineering and eager to ...

Join our growing team at DFMK Are you looking to further your career in surface design? DFMK is a fast-growing business based in Milton Keynes, specialising in supplying quality acrylic solid surfaces for a wide range of commercial and domestic projects across the UK and internationally. As we continue to expand, we’re looking for a skilled CAD Technician to join our team. About the role We are seeking a skilled CAD Technician to join our dynamic team. The ideal candidate ...

2024 has been a year of collaboration and progress for DFMK. While it hasn’t been without its challenges, we've built strong momentum throughout the year, with an especially busy and successful second half. Throughout it all, our team's expertise and dedication to quality have remained constant. Reflecting on the year, Stuart Daniels, Sales Director, shares: “We’ve put together a great team, and this year’s successes are a testament to their dedication and expertise.” A year of diverse projects At DFMK, ...

We’re well-versed in a wide range of innovative materials at DFMK, thanks to over 40 years of combined experience in fabricating and fitting premium solid surfaces. Today, in the next instalment of our series of guides, we’re focusing on Staron – a great solid surface option that offers a combination of durability, design flexibility and aesthetic appeal. Here’s everything you need to know about Staron. What is Staron? Staron is a solid surface material developed by Lotte Chemical. Since it ...

Artificial stone worktops have made headlines in recent weeks over the silicosis risk linked to their manufacture. Last year, the first UK case of silicosis was identified and, since then, doctors have voiced concerns due to a rise in cases linked to the cutting of artificial stone. Silica is a core component of engineered stone. When engineered stone is cut and sanded, the dust produced poses a risk to operatives when inhaled. It is only during fabrication and installation there ...