DIY Chicken Coop under snow load

Just a quick update on the carolina-style coop and how it's doing in the snow storm we are experiencing! 8 inches of snow and then freezing rain. Chickens are not impressed. The coop is holding up great. This is a DIY coop we built - we did a tour video last year at • DIY Chicken Coop Tour,...
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[@2Birds1Stone_]

Looks great!

[@samanthamears9195]

Hey! Sounds like we are in the same area! For our coop we used cinder blocks under the coops perimeter. We dug down to get them all level and then set the coop on them. The doors work good now!

[@TheQuarterAcreHomestead]

Sounds like a great solution. Thanks for sharing. I'm afraid my sandy land may be too soft for cinder blocks, too, though. Thinking I need a wider base maybe.