Maybe this will help and glare is not a problem as the TV is shaded by the basement door.
I made a mounting bracket that mounts on the Joey Bed slider that lets me have a TV bigger than 19" I started with. I hate to admit how long it took me to figure out how to have a bigger TV.:S The opening of my largest bay would not allow a 32" LCD in/out except laying flat. After sliding the bed out 2' I can rotate the TV from flat, with the screen facing up, to vertical. I can then slide it back so the door shades the screen so it can be seen in direct sunlight. Bracket is made out of 3/4" galvanized angle which is hard to weld, but had it on hand. In the picture below you can see that the bay opening is not very high so only a 19" tv would fit standing up.
As you can see here, the opening is not as tall as the door.
This resulted in very little loss of storage. I would recomend a LCD with a matte screen for less glare outside. Also, you can probably find a 37" LED with bottom speakers that will fit as I already had the 32".
Actually I've already replaced the 32" with a 40" led TV.