From the early 1900s, Davey & Company has been producing a range of deck prisms to bring natural light down below.
Manufactured in England these prisms are solid glass with either flat bronze frames, where the glass is rabetted in, or deep bronze frames for thinner decks. In both cases a marine-quality black mastic should be used for mounting - such as a polysulfide or synthetic rubber. To improve adhesion, the glass should be abraded first where the sealant touches.
Frames can be chrome plated to order or, in some cases, supplied in polished stainless steel.
In this style the glass is set first into the deck using a marine quality mastic and then a flat frame is positioned over the rim of the glass and screwed down. This is only suitable where there is sufficient depth of wood to support the weight of anyone walking on it.
This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov