text: It was an idea that was never in danger of being poo-pooed. A Game Of Thrones ‘super-fan’ had a fully functional toilet built for him that’s an almost-identical replica of the Iron Throne that features in the hit TV show. While the throne on the show was forged from 200 swords melted by dragon breath at the order of Aegon the Conqueror, the first of the Targaryen Kings, the loo version was made using plywood by a team of top Hollywood prop makers for YouTube show Super Fan Builds. Scroll down for video . A loo version of the Iron Throne was built by a team of Hollywood prop makers . The Super Fan Builds team, led by master designer Tim Baker (pictured), used jigsaws, grinders and special paint that gives wood a metallic effect . Work in progress: Baker and his team pictured assembling their toilet Iron Throne . Baker gives viewers an update on progress. It took several days for the loo to be completed . Once finished it was presented to self-confessed Game Of Thrones geek John Giovanazzi and installed in the toilet of the bar he runs in Glendale, California. The show, hosted by actress Trisha Hershberger, specialises in building one-of-a-kind items for super-fans of comics, movies and games, according to its YouTube description, and in this instance the commission was requested by Giovanazzi’s friend Chloe Dykstra. She told the show: ‘He’s [Giovanazzi] a huge Game Of Thrones fan. He loves everything Game Of Thrones. He’s read all the books and marathoned the TV shows. He owns a bar called Complex, which is known for its nerd events. He’s thrown a bunch of Game Of Throne-themed parties. The recipient was self-confessed Game Of Thrones geek John Giovanazzi, who is pictured on his new loo at his bar in Glendale, California . Actor Sean Bean as Lord Eddard Stark in Game Of Thrones . ‘He even has Game Of Thrones beer on tap. You guys have to do something. Something epic. Maybe an Iron Throne as a toilet.’ The Super Fan Builds team, led by master designer Tim Baker, got to work using jigsaws, grinders and special paint that gives wood a metallic effect. The result drew an appreciative ‘wow’ from Giovanazzi. The creation came just as the much-anticipated fifth season of the show hit television screens. The creation came just as the much-anticipated fifth season of the show hit television screens. Pictured is Emilia Clarke in episode seven of season four .
target: The Iron Throne was forged from 200 swords melted by dragon breath .
  California's loo version was built by prop makers using plywood .
  It was presented to Game Of Thrones superfan John Giovanazzi .
  The incredible loo was then installed in his bar in Glendale, California .