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Don't use a salt type product in there. That 'table' may work as a shelter in winter too, and shovel it when you can. Make sure that your run top won't collapse in heavy snow either. Coop ventilation looks pretty good. I do hate winter! Mary

Do you have a roof over your run? Chickens hate snow, so you will be shoveling it out or they will stay indoors a lot. Plastic over the walls, leaving the upper six to 12 inches open for ventilation, will work very well. Blocking the wind is what you are trying to do, and still having light...