Prattline RV is the revival of one of Australia's most distinctive caravan nameplates, a brand that pioneered telescopic hard-shell trailer design in this country from the 1970s through to the 1990s and has now been brought back to market by a team of RV industry veterans based in Ferntree Gully, Victoria.
The brand's manufacturing approach pairs the original two-shell telescopic silhouette with modern sandwich FRP wall, roof and floor construction, AL-KO galvanised chassis and running gear, and vacuum-bonded fibreglass panels engineered specifically to withstand Australian roads, remote travel and long-term corrosion resistance.
Today the Prattline range spans three distinct models built around comfortable, self-sufficient travel, and the brand continues to build its reputation on Australian caravan and RV show circuits as new owners discover a heritage name reborn with contemporary off-grid capability.
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The Prattline range is built around comfortable touring and genuine off-grid capability, with every model sharing the same focus on rugged construction and thoughtful liveability.
- Two-shell telescopic design: the Low Tow's sliding upper shell lowers drag and fits a standard garage
- Electric actuator lifting: the Low Tow raises and lowers at the touch of a button
- Rugged build: vacuum-bonded fibreglass frame, sandwich FRP panels, double-glazed windows and an anti-rot floor
Beyond the flagship Low Tow, the Tourer models bring the same build quality to a more traditional touring layout, with practical single-axle running gear and efficient use of internal space for weekend getaways and extended trips.
- Chassis: AL-KO galvanised chassis with single Euro axle and AL-KO AKS safety coupling
- Water: John Guest plumbing, instant hot water system and Seaflo water pump
- Power: twin 100W solar panels with 20A MPPT regulator and switched battery charging
The range spans the flagship Low Tow off-road telescopic camper (from AU$79,990), the 15FT Tourer for couples wanting a lighter, more manoeuvrable tow, and the family-capable 18FT Tourer for extended trips, with Prattline currently taking preorders across all three models.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Prattline Low Tow different from other off-road campers?
The Low Tow uses a two-shell telescopic design where the upper shell slides down over the lower body for travel, giving it lower aerodynamic drag, better fuel economy and the ability to fit inside a standard garage. At camp it lifts electronically to a full 9.2-foot interior height, so you get compact towing without sacrificing living space.
Are Prattline RV caravans ready for off-grid touring out of the box?
Yes. Every Prattline model ships with a premium off-grid package as standard, including a 600Ah lithium battery, 600W of solar, a 2,000W inverter, reverse-cycle air-conditioning and 80L each of fresh and grey water. Combined with the vacuum-bonded fibreglass construction, the range is built for extended remote travel in Australian conditions.
