Supporting for large wardrobe door?

[NorthernLights811]

My joiner left a wardrobe project unfinished. He had said that he was going to put supporting rods behind the wardrobe doors, which are basically three 3m tall sliding doors.

I haven't found on google something that classifies as a wooden panel supporting rod, I don't know if he had something specific in mind, or a general rod?

I'm attaching a few pics that show the routing as well as some points that I presume would hold the rod in place.
Right now the doors are bent (some more than others) and I suspect that's the reason he wanted to put the rods in the first place. Not that I trust what he'd said now, but hey ho, I thought I'd run it by this forum.

 

[Notch7]

They certainly exist



eg

Door Straightening System

This door straightening system is ideal for large, heavy, sliding or hinged doors. It adds rigidity and prevents warping in either direction. It also straightens doors which have become warped over time. Comes with all necessary components and adjustable

www.sdslondon.co.uk

or hafele do one called planofit

They need a 35mm hole and some grooves

 

[NorthernLights811]

They certainly exist



eg

Door Straightening System

This door straightening system is ideal for large, heavy, sliding or hinged doors. It adds rigidity and prevents warping in either direction. It also straightens doors which have become warped over time. Comes with all necessary components and adjustable

www.sdslondon.co.uk

or hafele do one called planofit

They need a 35mm hole and some grooves

This should be it! He provided a lot of stuff from Hafele, so this should be it. Many thanks!