Bot put up the Mykos - but have done the Kos 6.
Lay your poles on the floor in roughtly the right position. Then build the roof section. Then add the legs -e keeping them to half height. I work back to front - one side and then the other - some people perfer both side back, both sides middle, then front.
Once you have the half sized frame - start putting the canvas on -starting at the back or the middle (depending on how its been folded). Work either back to front or middle to back and then middle to front.
Once the canvas is over the half sized frame, frame, crawl inside, and start to tying loosely to the frame at the top (you may need to adjust once its up).
Then one leg at a time raise the tent to full height - again some people prefer back to front, others one side and them the other.
Put the front panel on when have done this.
You may need to ajust pegging etc to ensure that the door zips properly, but this is trail and error.
Once you've got the main tent up, and the twiddly bits such as curtains and roof linings.
Onve you have done it a few times it will become second nature.
Put it this way a couple of years ago, my lovely husband had forgotten to book time off work, and consequently couldnt make our holiday, and it managed the Kos 6 songle handed, and I'd only given a hand before.
Enjoy your tent - I love my Kos 6, and have seen a Mykos on site, and it looked really nice.
Oh and welcome to the site.
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Bernie
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Topic: Easy Camp Mykonos 6 frame tent
