Sorry - but is it a frame tent? If so there are instructions regarding an Kos 6 frame tent posted not so long back (sorry don't know how to insert link) - should imagine if you followed these it may help.
£4.50 - it is a rip off - yet they put nearly all their domes , awnings and trailer tent instructions on their web site for free downloads . But then again we are taking Sunnflair - they're still advertising their new Lodestone catalogue 1999/2000 - meow
We paid them £4.50 last year for sunncamp grange instructions and never recieved them, lots of e-mails and phone calls ignored. I had to give up in the end.
I emailed sunncamp last year asking for some instructions that they didn't have available for download on the website, and they sent me a PDF document of the instructions, via email free of charge.
Most frame tents are of the same basic design, and nowadays manufacturers seem to connect each leg with a section of the roof. If the previous owner hasn't colour coded the frame, wait till this blinkin rain subsides and then lay all the pole sections out on your garden. You should be able to pick out the legs (probably 6 of these) which will be connected to a joint section of the roof frame - 2 of the joints will be 3 pole joints which are the back sections of the roof. The other 4 will be 4 pole joints which are the centre legs and front legs & sections of roof (possibly button spring holes in the front joints where the canopy goes onto). The two shorter legs will be for the kitchen section.So start with the back section, and try building it up from there. Through trial and error you'll get there in the end
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Topic: Instructions for a Sunncamp Cottage 6
