clothes tree

A clothes tree is a pole, but I hang my clothes on another thing.
It is a long piece of wood or plastic, with several hooks on it. What should I call it?
Thanks,

A clothes tree.

Clothes tree must be American. I have never heard of it.

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Originally Posted by 5jj

Clothes tree must be American. I have never heard of it.

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Can I ask you what you use for a wood with hooks on it, to hang your clothes on? Thank you.

A coat rack.

Rover

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Originally Posted by Rover_KE

A coat rack.

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... or a coat stand.

Do you mean one of these or one of these?

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Originally Posted by atabitaraf

Can I ask you what you use for a wood with hooks on it, to hang your clothes on? Thank you.

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At the extreme risk of repeating myself, "a clothes tree". Google "clothes tree pictures". Now, I'll be moving on.

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Originally Posted by emsr2d2

Do you mean one of these or one of these?

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It's the second of those. (The OP asked: 'A clothes tree is a pole, but I hang my clothes on another thing.
It is a long piece of wood or plastic, with several hooks on it'.)

Rover

So in American English, for both coat-rack and coat-stand, they use clothes-tree. But in images.google.com it's only for the pole.
Thank you all.