Along with multiple other fire safety failures, the alert caused Camden Council to order residents out of four tower blocks on Friday night - although around 20 households are still refusing to leave the Chalcots Estate.
British officials have conducted tests on some 600 high-rise buildings across England after fire ravaged the Grenfell social tower block in west London on June 14, killing at least 79 people in the capital's most deadly blaze since World War Two, Reuters indicated.
But Ms Ryan said she was "appalled" that it was in a state of disrepair when they arrived and returned to her north London home despite Camden Council warning residents "must leave".
Authorities analyzed external cladding samples from 60 towers from 25 different areas of the country and say they have all failed.
Hundreds of people in north London's Chalcot's Estate have been kicked out so urgent fire safety work can be done.
The Government has also stressed that the failure in testing of the cladding would not necessarily mean that a building would have to be evacuated.
Residents are being told to go to the rest centre at Swiss Cottage Leisure Centre where they can talk to council workers who will help them find temporary accommodation.
She said there were "various legal routes that Camden Council could explore". Some 4,000 Camden residents were forced to move after the fire brigade deemed their building unsafe.
The national testing was ordered after a June 14 fire engulfed Grenfell Tower in London.
Tests confirmed the cladding system used on all of the blocks is an external wall insulation render system which is not the same as was used at Grenfell Tower.
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Cladding installed on the outside of Grenfell Tower past year, for both insulation and aesthetic purposes, is suspected to have aided the rapid and "unprecedented" spread of the blaze, trapping dozens of residents inside.
'We're making sure that we continue to knock on their door, ' she said.
In a statement, One Vision Housing said results showed "certain elements of the cladding" on Cygnet House and Wren House in the Bootle area of the city, "whilst meeting building regulations does not meet the latest DCLG test criteria".
A public inquiry is due to determine how the unsafe cladding was allowed to be fitted onto Grenfell and other buildings in the first place.
The council leader said she was determined to try to convince remaining residents to leave, but if some still refused, the council would have to take action to remove them.
We need to get the buildings empty so we can worth with our partners to start the work to make these tower blocks safe, so that everyone can return to their normal lives as soon as possible, she said.
The mayor said: "Look, you've got to err on the side of caution".
"Whilst we are clear that our cladding design and insulation significantly differs to that at Grenfell Tower, the external cladding panels did not satisfy our independent laboratory testing or the high standards we set for contractors", Gould said in a statement Thursday, adding that the council had made a decision to "immediately begin preparing to remove these external cladding panels".
Peter Bertram, 94, who served with the Royal Air Force in the second world war and has lived on the estate for 46 years said it felt awful to leave his home in Bray Tower.
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