Aero Logistics at 285

Aero Logistics at 285 at 3611 Jonesboro Road is a modern logistics building in south Atlanta, set up for distribution users that need straightforward circulation for freight, trailers and staff. The long warehouse volume is finished in gray panel siding, with a taller glazed corner marking the office entrance and giving the working building a clear front door apart from its operational walls.

The main work floor is organized for open storage and movement. It offers 32 foot clear height beneath a 48 foot by 52 foot column grid, with 60 foot speed bays that leave room for staging and forklift travel near the loading side. The six inch floor slab provides a steady surface for racking, pallet positions and daily handling, while the wide spacing between columns keeps aisles and storage runs easier to lay out.

Loading follows a rear load configuration, which keeps truck activity to the loading side while office visitors and employee cars use the parking and entrance at the office corner. The building has 27 dock doors and 2 drive in doors, with mechanical levelers fitted at 14 dock positions. Outside the doors, the truck court ranges from 130 to 240 feet deep, providing room for backing, maneuvering and queuing without crowding the building face.

The office corner sits at the end of the warehouse run, wrapped in tall glass across two levels. That glazing brings natural light into the adjoining office areas and makes the entrance easy to find from the lot. An exterior stair with metal railings leads up to the entry, and striped parking sits close by, so the short walk from car to desk stays separate from trailer movement around the loading side.

The site provides 130 auto spaces and 30 trailer parks. Building systems include three phase 277/480 volt power with 2,000 amp service, motion sensor LED lighting at 30 footcandles in the warehouse, and ESFR sprinklers for fire protection. The 60 mil TPO roof has insulation in both warehouse and office areas. Together, the height, dock package, deep court and supporting power and lighting give operators a practical shell for receiving, storing and shipping goods through a single location.