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USA
| Ryanstone, Inc |
| 22935 Ventura Blvd |
| Suite 219 |
| Woodland Hills |
| CA 91364 |
| Cell | +1 (323) 401 3915 |
| Cell | +1 (213) 590 0079 |
| Tel | +1 (310) 310 3266 |
Ireland
| Tel | +353 (045) 865 139 |
| Fax | +353 (045) 865 747 |
Urban Regeneration
Ryanstone is a well-established supplier of hard - landscape products throughout the UK, Ireland and the United States.
Ryanstone partners with leading architectural practices, local authorities and contractors to specify, manufacture and supply unique solutions to demanding hard-landscape challenges - such as the unique availability of rose coloured granite tactile (blister and profile) paving to the Holyrood Street regeneration project in Edinburgh. Ryanstone were the only company able to source, manufacture and supply this product in the UK.

Ryanstone supplies granite kerbs, paving and setts to meet the most demanding specifications. In addition to European materials, Ryanstone import top quality Chinese materials for delivery to the UK, Ireland, and the United States. This provides a highly competitive alternative supply, ensuring that contracts are not locked in to a single source of supply.
Ryanstone is a nominated and approved supplier to local authorities and councils.
| St. Stephen's Green, Dublin | |
As you can see from the above image a significant amount of ryanstone Light Grey Granite Paving was laid during the Regeneration project.
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The work to St Stephens green shows what granite is good for and clearly demonstrates its superiority over man made materials. |
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| Henry Street, Dublin | |
| Ha' Penny Bridge | |
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In 2001 Dublin City Council decided to renovate the Ha, penny bridge in 2001 owing to the increased pedestrian traffic.The bridge was closed for repair for renovations between 2001 and 2003 |
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| South King's Street, Dublin | |
| St. John's Street, Perth, Scotland | |
The granites used were light and medium Grey. Ryanstone also supplied the bollards and designed and Carved Granite heads to mirror the carvings in St Johns Church Built about 1200 http://www.st-johns-kirk.co.uk/ the carved heads can be seen on the site |
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