I've made a couple of 3 metre wide doors for my new garage. Because the hinge pins have to be on the outside edge of the doors, the weight of timber on the inside means the doors are twisted somewhat. I expected that, and was going to pull the twist out of the doors when they are shut. When I eventually show you a picture of the doors you will understand! They meet at a right angle.
However it occurs to me that if I put a torsion bar in each door, I can twist them back vertical. I propose making torsion bars out of reinforcing steel. I think it's around 10mm diameter. I'll put a right- angle bend in each end and wind it around until the doors are straight.
Or maybe someone has a better idea. I though of having a counterweight sticking out from each door but that is not very elegant!