Beware of websites with insufficient details
Beware of websites like this one with pretty pictures and not enough details...because it may well be a cynical way to offload junk at excessive costs to customers. There are online traders you can really trust and rely on and those which are either scams or so bad they may as well be. I would suggest Fine Nordic falls in the middle which means you take your chances with their items.
I've ordered from them twice, the first time my purchase ( brass coat hooks) wasn't a large or costly one, I like their selection it looked like they were selling quality European goods, and so I went ahead. After being perfectly happy with my purchase first time around I went back to them for a plate rack.
You will note as others here have said Fine Nordic do not provide all the measurements and sizes you would expect or need to make your purchase.
So despite even trying to look up the brand on other sites, there was no way to know before purchasing it that the rack they sold me was not going to be fit for purpose - which is simply not acceptable practice.
While priced more favourably than an expensive hand made rack, their "Chic Antique platerack" is retailing at nearly 3 x the cost of a functional rack from other trusted retailers like Dunelm Mill, and is being deliberately marketed to look the part.
Despite this (after waiting excess time for it to arrive) I found that the rack itself is at least 5cm too small to accept even the smallest standard sized dinner plate. A small 22cm side plate or saucer is about all that will fit. In addition the item itself is so flimsy that this is possibly all it can hold anyway. It has been constructed of soft, rough sawn, and extremely lightweight pieces of scrap wood, meaning a full set of large heavy dinner plates would have been too much for it to take in daily use anyway, and it would have quickly fallen appart . Perhaps this is one reason it's made so small? I'm not sure why else someone would knowingly make or sell something that barely anyone has a typical use for? Im sure theres no big market for side plate racks. But if you want to cut costs and enjoy the fairly obvious financial markup, here is something which there is likelihood that customers will be attracted to it ( due to the marketing and the price point ) and which they can't really try before they buy. The fact is that most will just accept it too, international customers will either struggle to return a large item to Denmark, or they will fail to follow up because it's not actually broken and they assume it's their own plates that are somehow "too big" ( see other reviews below). People are also so used to junk these days, they buy for a brand or a style and simply dont know how robust an item like this actually should be ( esp for the price) and they won't write a negative review etc etc...all this means its quids in for poor trading practices if your company keeps a low enough profile. I won't be going back to Fine Nordic who should source better products and provide the correct information as a minimum.